Samsung NC20 netbook review

• DiVitas Client and Server review
  Unified communications is one of those phrases that has a variety of meanings. DiVitas take it as a way to make your mobile work overtime by doubling as your work phone too. And despite the limited number of phones that the software supports, it's a technology that works very well.
• Palm Treo Pro review
  Windows Mobile is the Marmite of mobile operating systems: some users love the ease with which it enables access to business, while a good many more hate it. One self-proclaimed fan found that this phone uses Windows to fine effect.
• BlackBerry Bold 9000 review
  So here it is; the most anticipated BlackBerry handset to date. The BlackBerry Bold 9000 is a quad-band handset with both HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) 3G and GPS navigation that its maker, Research In Motion, hopes will cause as much of a furore as the iPhone 3G.
• Truphone v4.0 VoIP-over-mobile review
  Here's an interesting idea. Millions of people make VoIP phone calls over the Internet from their PCs, or using special handsets, so why not do the same thing with a humble mobile phone? Truphone is one such application.
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• DrayTek Vigor 2820Vn router review
  A remote office or small office router with ADSL, WAN and 3G failover that doesn't cost the earth? Not possible they said. DrayTek's latest Vigor can do all this and more.
• iPhone 3G - a first look review
  The 3G iPhone is a big improvement. Is it ready for business now?
• Quickoffice Premier 5.0 review
  The eponymous Quickoffice publishes a number of applications for PDAs and smartphones, focusing in particular - but not exclusively - on Nokia Series 60 v3 phones such as the E-series and newer N-series models. We look at two of the most useful ones - Quickcalendar, and Quickoffice itself.
• 4ipnet MSG100 wireless office controller review
  A handy and inexpensive device for multi-zone security, including enforcing access control on both wired and wireless network users.
• Lenovo ThinkPad X300 review
  We got our hands on what might just be the best laptop of the year - can it possibly be as good as we heard?
• Android SDK review
  What is Google's Android like behind the publicity? We took the SDK for a test-drive to see if it's a good place to build applications.
• Kingston memory card readers review
  Adapter kits make it easy to get stuff on and off a mobile phone, and having one built into the USB stick that you carry anyway makes it easier still.
• Dell XPS M1330 laptop review
  The XPS M1330 is unquestionably Dell’s best ultra-portable laptop to date, and quite possibly the best machine of its type on the market.
  
• Belkin N1 Vision Draft-N Wi-Fi router review
  There's an LCD screen on this Draft-N router, but do the features match up to the looks?
• Edimax BR-6504n Wi-Fi router review
  Proof here, that 802.11n Draft 2.0 delivers better performance than Draft 1.0 - and in this case at a good price.
• US Robotics Wireless Ndx Router USR5464 review
  Yet another Draft N router. but how significant are the speed advantages?
• HTC Advantage X7501 PDA phone review
  Packing a smartphone into a tiny laptop's body sounds like a good idea. Has HTC made it work?
• Wi-Spy 2.4x USB RF analyzer review
  This could be the answer to the Wi-Fi manager's prayer: a small but very powerful spectrum analyzer that plugs into a USB slot.
• Ruckus ZoneFlex review
  Ruckus promises a small business Wi-Fi LAN that doesn't need an IT specialist, doesn't break the bank, and doesn't compromise on features. Can it really deliver?
• Apple MacBook Air review
  Apple's new laptop is the thinnest around - but how useful is it?

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