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06/08/2007 Review: Targeting System Hijackers with SuperAntiSpware Pro
We took SuperAntiSpyware's paid product out for a spin to see whether it can help keep your system safe against spyware, adware, and other unwanted visitors. Is it worth trading up from a free product?
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06/01/2007 'Clean Slate' Protection Against PC Problems: Smart Restart Review
System or file corruption are an all-too-common fact of life, as are accidentally deleted files, system-hogging malware, and messy software uninstallations. Fortunately, Centurion Technologies' Smart Restart aims to fix the problem by restoring your PC to a fresh state with every reboot. How does it fare in practice?
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04/20/2007 When Hard Drive Fragmentation Strikes, is Diskeeper the Answer?
We examined the latest edition of a well-known answer to the widespread annoyance we call the fragmented hard drive. Is Diskeeper's eponymous defragmentation utility still all it's cracked up to be?
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01/17/2007 The Biggest Trend at the 2007 CES Is One You May Already Own
But you're not ahead of the curve yet. Instead, get ready for a whole new slate of Home Theater PC products.
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01/08/2007 At CES, Gates Describes Interconnected Future, Courtesy of Microsoft
Windows Home Server, Xbox integration, and plenty of opportunities for Vista to be at the heart of it all.
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01/03/2007 Goodbye 2006, Hello Digital Rights Management
A new year is upon us, along with our annual prognostications of doom and gloom. Get ready for a Digital Rights Management-centric PC experience.
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12/15/2006 The Ultimate Troubleshooter, Reviewed: Does the Name Say It All?
This product offers "PC Optimization made easy" and promises to speed up PC boot times and other tasks. How does it stand up to our testing?
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12/05/2006 Rushing to Vista? You Might Want to Think Again.
Exploring Redmond's arguments about Vista security -- and why you should ignore them for now.
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