Synology DiskStation DS2411+ review
12-bay NAS server offers SMEs power and scalability in a compact package
12-bay NAS server offers SMEs power and scalability in a compact package
After using After Effects CS6 for a month, we're hugely impressed with its new features and much-needed and long-awaited performance improvements.
When Panic formally announced Coda 2, I was thrilled. Because as much as I liked the original Coda, I didn’t love it.
Powerful app elegantly combines FTP, code editor, and Terminal
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Rather than aiming for the Argos mass market that most of its compacts occupy, Fuji has headed in the other direction and is directing the X-Pro1 at enthusiasts and pros.
Adobe's Premiere Pro CS6 has a new interface, with enhanced multicam support, faster editing, Warp Stabilizer and more.
Adobe's After Effects CS6 has new camera tracking, along with more effects and enhanced work-flow.
Adobe's new Flash CS6 reinvents itself again with new features aimed at app developers
InDesign CS6 doesn't look as different as Illustrator CS6 or Photoshop CS6, but there's much that's new.
While the masking tools are hit and miss and it takes an age to run the preview, the basic results can actually be fairly convincing
Add some dirt, scratches and marks to your clean digital images to give them more of an analogue feel
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This A3 colour laser printer for design pros offers superb output, but its compromised by odd behaviour
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