Reviews

Review: F-Secure Client Security 7

June 11, 2007 | New features and lower pricing make Client Security 7 a good fit for many businesses. But is that enough to entice enterprises to replace their existing security software?
By Avi Baumstein, Courtesy of Network Computing

Review: SolarWinds' Orion 8.1

June 11, 2007 | Small and midsize enterprises looking for a feature-rich and cost-friendly network-management product that enhances performance- and fault-management features need look no further.
By Michael Biddick, Courtesy of Network Computing

Five Online Backup Services to Keep Your Data Safe

April 9, 2007 | A look at five popular online backup services - AT&T Online Vault, Carbonite, eSureIT, iBackup, and Mozy - that may help you keep your backups up-to-date
By Serdar Yegulalp, Courtesy of InformationWeek

Three Ultralight Laptops Get the Job Done

March 22, 2007 | Can an ultralight laptop be small enough to take on the road, yet big enough to be functional? Absolutely. But with ultralight laptops everything becomes a compromise, so choose carefully.
By David DeJean, Courtesy of Network Computing

Testing 10 Windows Registry Cleaners

March 6, 2007 | Fred Langa tries to make sense of wildly disparate vendor claims, and rates the best free and commercial software for scrubbing the Windows registry
By Fred Langa, Courtesy of InformationWeek

Mac OS X Shines in Comparison With Vista

January 8, 2007 | Amid the Windows Vista hype, Mac users understand that OS X is still a champ on many fronts. This article is accompanied by an image gallery.
By John C. Welch, Courtesy of InformationWeek

A Comprehensive Look at Microsoft Office 2007

November 21, 2006 | With Microsoft Office 2007 finalized and almost ready to ship, we took a close look at its new features, versions, and apps
By Rick Broida, David DeJean, and Serdar Yegulalp, Courtesy of InformationWeek

Windows Vista Report Card

November 20, 2006 | A comprehensive assessment of the operating system - with a complementary image gallery
By Alexander Wolfe, Courtesy of InformationWeek

Review: Storage Offerings That Fit Your Business

November 13, 2006 | The data stored by small businesses is just as critical to them as it is to the enterprise. Even consumers in today's digital world need storage, and not just the storage provided by local hard drives. The right kind of storage offers redundancy in case of drive failure, and hot-swap capability, which allows failed drives to be replaced with no downtime.
By Marc Spiwak, Courtesy of CRN