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Microsoft Expression Studio 3

Microsoft moves its web development suite onto version three, with improved power and a significant price cut

Microsoft Expression Web 3

Microsoft turns Expression Web into a suite and slashes the price. But can it ever compete with Dreamweaver?

1&1 MyBusiness

Around 20% of small businesses in the UK want a website but are put off by the cost and hassle. 1&1 MyBusiness aims to change that

Artisteer 2.1

Tom Arah investigates a completely new way of designing websites with CSS, and finds himself seriously impressed.

Macromedia ColdFusion MX

The latest incarnations of Macromedia's Web-development tools - Flash MX (see Reviews, issue 92, p140), Dreamweaver MX (see Reviews, p138) and ColdFusion MX - are so interlinked, building on each...

Actinic Business 5

Actinic Catalog and Business 5 are the latest incarnations of the popular 'shop in a box' software. They not only enable you to set up an e-commerce shop easily without any HTML or programming...

Actinic Express 2

Mark Newton gives Actinic's hosted online shop software a test drive.

Wildform Flair 5

Wildform Flair offers a cheap way of publishing presentations to the web. Tom Arah takes a look.

Articulate Quizmaker 09

With Articulate Presenter 09 and Engage 09 you can quickly produce impressive and immersive training

Articulate Engage 09

The online presentations that Articulate Presenter 09 produces are impressive but the end viewer is

Adobe Flash CS4 Professional

Flash CS4 Professional shares many of the suite's interface features such as tabbed documents, but i

Adobe Dreamweaver CS4

Adobe's web page authoring package gets an update, but can it keep up with today's fast-moving web environment? Tom Arah investigates.

Adobe Creative Suite 4 Web Standard / Premium

Adobe's background is in print design and its web efforts such as GoLive and ImageReady have been, t

Dell Precision M6400 Covet

3 Aug 2009

Dell's new workstation laptop is expensive, chunky and orange, but it's also utterly brilliant

HTC Touch Diamond2

22 Apr 2009

The follow-up to the much-maligned HTC Touch Diamond arrives, but can it right the wrongs of the original? Jonathan Bray finds out.

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