It is the battle of the operating systems for smartphones. Between the Apple iPhone OS 3.0, Google Android and the Windows Mobile 6.5, we take a look at the past, present and future of the cellphone

Want to tweak the pictures you took on your last vacation but don’t want to invest in Photoshop? Try these free, lightweight but well-muscled downloads. They may not compare with what professionals use, but suffice for regular requirements. You can resize, adjust colour and brightness, correct backlight, crop, draw, give layers, remove red-eye and much more. These also work well on netbooks and other underpowered Windows PCs as they can function within 1GB of RAM

The Canon Legria FS22, with its 1.07-megapixel image sensor, comes with an awesomely far-reaching 37X optical zoom and electronic image stabilization

If you’re using your smartphone with just the applications it came with, you’re missing out on a lot of good, useful stuff. While there are thousands of free apps you can download, here are some recommendations that promise to make your smartphone even smarter

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Protect your machine from virus attacks, get rid of spyware and malware, watch the video of your choice without fretting over its format... There’s a lot you can do if you have the right software. Here’s a list of must-have downloads

From sharing documents and picture files to reminders about pending work, here are a few handy tools that will help you function faster and more efficiently on the Web

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And you thought your Symbian 60 phone was not smart enough. Download these free applications and get busy exploring a whole new world you thought existed only for iPhone owners

Review of Canon EOS 5D Mark II D-SLR

No salesman will tell you this but a netbook is often quite adequate for everyday computing

Why go on a trip alone when you could go with companions that provide the best sort of backup?

Just when we thought home PCs-faced with an onslaught of laptops-were fading into the sunset, all-in-one models in touch-screen avatars are staking a claim

Compact, lightweight and cost-effective, a netbook can be a good alternative to your laptop. Running Windows XP and most PC applications, these ultra portables make ideal travel companions with their capability to outrun laptops in battery life. A look at the best netbooks you can pick under Rs25,000

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