Computers

Software stain removal

Bleeding Edge Removing unwanted 'emotionally attached' software from computers can be hard work.

Mobiles

Switch across the ditch

Bleeding Edge As with kiwi fruit and apples, New Zealand often gets the fine details right with mobile phone and data packages.

Browsers

Web's two-way traffic

Bleeding Edge Web-browsers are perhaps the world's most effective vector for crime and public mischief.

Hitch up the workhorse

Bleeding Edge Each quarter, the price of the 'workhorse PC' reflects movements in currency exchange rates.

Little guys bite back

Bleeding Edge An entire economy has been built on Apple's apparent policy of leaving stuff out.

The edge

Little guys bite back

Bleeding Edge An entire economy has been built on Apple's shortcomings.

Make a note of it

Bleeding Edge The simple act of note-taking will never be the same.

Gadgetry helps doc diagnose

Bleeding Edge From blood pressure to sharing essential information, high-tech equals health answers.

Cause for alarms

Bleeding Edge It takes more than spiders and sun to trip this security system.

Reindeer to arrive with workhorse

Bleeding Edge Put a PC under the tree without the cost but with all the bells.

Your words are its commands

Bleeding Edge This voice-recognition program walks the walk and talks the talk.

Time for Windows shopping

Bleeding Edge A drive failure leads to installation of Microsoft's new baby.

Time for Windows shopping

Bleeding Edge A drive failure leads to installation of Microsoft's new baby.

Windows cleaning

Bleeding Edge Spring has sprung, along with Microsoft's unfamiliar tile-based OS.

Something for nothing, at last

Bleeding Edge Developers are increasingly relying on freeware and 'freemium' constructs to win over users.

Takes a workhorse to know one

Bleeding Edge Another quarter, another assemble-it-yourself PC that outperforms costly pre-mades.

What matters is on the inside

Bleeding Edge Home storage is set to be transformed again with the release of WD's new Red hard drives.

Storage evolves in a flash

Bleeding Edge After 25 years, USB drives are now in everyone's pockets.

Note to self: it's phabulous

Bleeding Edge Consider me a convert to hybrid phone-tablets.

TV, or not TV? That is the question

Bleeding Edge Video and other files stored 'elsewhere' are now becoming accessible everywhere.