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Pano app revolutionises iPhone photography with seamless panoramic shots - no extra software needed. Its simple interface and guide ensure perfection.

Nuance claims the 10th version of Dragon Naturally Speaking is up to 99% accurate and three times faster than previous versions.

Asus's EEE Pc 1000H netbook dazzles with its 10-inch screen and friendly keyboard, but does size compromise its essence? A mixed bag, but impressive.

Logitech's QuickCam Vision Pro impresses with effortless installation and sharp video, but its high price and niche appeal for Mac users pose challenges.

The PSP 3000 is Sony's latest portable gaming system that kids of all ages will be nagging Santa for this Christmas.

The Mini 9 is Dell's take on the netbook concept - very small, very cheap laptops designed for travel, simple document editing and Web surfing.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 review: A more appealing package with new features, though updates can be slow. Solid for non-techies.

2Large2Email is one of those services that very handily describes itself in the product name - and it's a reliable service.

Dead Space takes shooting into the dark realms of sci-fi horror, where slicing off limbs is your grim key to survival.

Dive into Mirror's Edge, a thrilling game where you navigate secretive worlds as Faith, a runner battling a tightly controlled society.

Rock Band review: Guitar Hero's successor lets you unleash your inner rock star, offering drums and vocals in addition to guitars.

Little Big Planet offers a blend of creativity and platforming charm, inviting players into a world where they can craft and explore in equal measure.

NHL 09 delights with unrivalled ice hockey realism, spotlighting fighting, checking upgrades and an addictive Be a Pro mode.

At some stages it felt like I was cramming for an exam. There was no enjoyment at all; it was just a battle to get the task done and be free of it.

Fable II dazzles on Xbox 360, blending magic, choice, and adventure in a world where your actions forge your destiny. A must-play.

While seemingly short and perhaps limited in replay value and storyline, Red Alert 3 is a worthy addition to the series.

Fracture review: A weapons bonanza in a tepid tale of a future America divided. Perfect for artillery aficionados, not for story seekers.

The evil INKT Corporation has outlawed colour, music and fun from the city of Chroma - turning its citizens into mindless drones.

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway reignites the first-person shooter genre with its gripping, story-driven portrayal of WWII.

Revolutionary app Ocarina transforms your iPhone into a genuine musical instrument, delighting both novices and pros with its sensitivity and versatility.