Vista Start Menu 2.25

Do you have hundreds of programs in your Start menu? Do you waste time looking for the program you need? Try Vista Start Menu to instantly find what you need among the large amounts of information. Vista Start Menu is effective for advanced users and easy to use for beginners. Start working with pleasure!
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Intel Processor Identification Utility 3.6

The Intel® Processor Identification Utility was developed by Intel Corporation to identify the processor inside a system, assuring the processor contains intended technologies and is operating at the tested and rated frequency intended by Intel Corporation. [Read More…]

Pentax Optio W30 Review at PhotographyPress

Pentax Optio W30 Review at PhotographyPress, “The predominantly metal body has rubber seals over all the main (self locking) hatches and ports for battery, memory card, USB and DC-in ports. The body sports a large 2.5-inch colour screen with a new anti reflective coating, however that coating is not as effective as I’d have liked or have seen on other cameras. Reflections in bright conditions still proved a problem and of course, as with most large screened digital compacts today, there’s no optical viewfinder. ” [Read More…]

Olympus Stylus 730 Review at Imaging Resource

Olympus Stylus 730 Review at Imaging Resource, “Autofocus is via contrast detection, and ISO sensitivity ranges from 80 to 3,200 equivalent and can be controlled automatically or manually. The Olympus Stylus 730 also offers what the company calls “Digital Image Stabilization” mode — which should not be mistaken for true hardware image stabilization, where either lens elements, or the image sensor are moved based on sensors that detect camera shake; instead, the 730 combines a gyro sensor, software blur removal, and boosted ISO sensitivity to gain a faster shutter speed — all of which will reduce blur, but at the expense of some added noise, and/or lost image detail.”
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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 Review at Digital Camera Info

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 Review at Digital Camera Info, “The ultra-zoom segment of the digital camera market is expanding as consumers seek more than the standard compact 3x lens and lust for the double digit optics. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H7 will satiate zoom cravers with its 8.1 megapixels and 15x optical zoom lens. The H7 is the less expensive sibling of the Sony H9, which has a bigger fold-out LCD monitor. The Sony H7 might be overshadowed by its big brother, but still provides a decent set of features at a reasonable price. The H7 will retail for $399 when it is shipped in June.” [Read More…]

HTC Touch Review - PCMag

HTC Touch Review - PCMag, “As the Touch is a 900/1,800/1,900-MHz unlocked GSM phone, it works best on the T-Mobile network (AT&T’s network uses the missing 850-MHz band in many areas.) Since T-Mobile doesn’t have high-speed 3G in the U.S., I’m willing to give the Touch a pass for its own lack of 3G. EDGE speeds measured by JBenchmark Net were slow, though, at 71 Kbps down and 22 Kbps up. I had better luck with Wi-Fi, which worked fine with unprotected and WPA-encrypted networks.” [Read More…]

HTC Touch Review - RegHardware

HTC Touch Review - RegHardware, “Turning the Touch round - something its curvy, comfortable-to-hold casing makes you want to do again and again - there’s the 2.8in, 240 x 320 touch-sensitive screen overlaid with a sheet of clear plastic that makes the display seem to fill the front of the phone. It doesn’t, but it’s amazing how this design trick makes the display look so much bigger than it is. The pictures don’t do it justice. [Read More…]

Nokia N95 Review - Brighthand

Nokia N95 Review - Brighthand, “The N95 is truly a different kind of mobile device. One where there are literally no limits on how you can apply it. It does try to reach too far for some people, and yet, because it can, the N95 is a niche device of its own.

If the battery life were a touch better, and the user interface were a bit more refined, I could see this being an even better device than what it is now. But, even as it is, there is no under-stating the fact that the N95 is the best mobile device out there right now. Whether you want to call it a phone, smartphone, or multimedia computer, though, depends on how you will take advantage of its abilities.”
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