Reviews

Adobe Photoshop Touch review Impressive editing power, but the resolution limit and awkward handling of project files make it more of a plaything than a serious tool

Apple iPad 3 (2012) review LTE is unlikely to take off soon, but the retina display alone makes this new model worth having

Philips E-Line 237EQPH review A 23in IPS monitor for under £150 looks like a bargain, but the dim backlight and fiddly touch-sensitive controls make it less impressive

Akvis Refocus V.1.5 review An interesting focus-manipulation tool, but not one that we'd pay £40 for

Antec 1100 review The usual superb build quality we expect from Antec, but its competition is slightly better priced

Fitocracy review It's still rough around the the edges, but Fitocracy's attempt to turn fitness training into an addictive online game has already proved to be a massive success

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 review Seriously powerful, extremely responsive and a steal at its new low price

Oil Rush review A good looking strategy game set on the water, but it’s ironically lacking in depth

Gotham City Impostors review An interesting take on the FPS genre, but it’s not as slick as most full-price titles

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review The Galaxy Tab 7.7 has a gorgeous screen, a thin and light body, amazing battery life and sturdy construction

Chillblast Fusion Olympian review If you’re keen to game with AMD’s very latest graphics card, this top-notch PC is for you

Syndicate review Nothing ground-breaking, but ticks most of the FPS boxes and the online co-op mode is fun

Datacolor Spyder 4 Express review An easy and good value way to get the most out of your screen, but the iPad feature is less useful