Will this keep you virus free?

Simple to use, low resource needs

Deeper settings are awkward to use

This is a powerful package that won't sap your resources. We found it worked well and the asking price is more than reasonable

Can this improve on Apple's iPhoto?

Adobe Bridge, editing features, Kodak tie-in

Elements window insists on being full screen, web galleries dated

Compared to iPhoto you get more image management, editing features, and control, but whether it's £70 more useful is debatable

Does the second instalment impress?

Plenty of new features, less power hungry

Minimal correction features

This is a major upgrade of Aperture and with over 100 new features and a completely refreshed back-end it's worth investing in

Improved protection, Faster, you won't find any annoying pop-ups getting in the way of your enjoyment

Interface isn't as simplified as Norton 360

A vast improvement over previous versions, this is a faster, leaner package that should give Norton 360 a run for its money

Will this help you manage your photos?

Easy to use, simple interface

Pricey

With plenty of features and a nice interface, this is an extremely easy package to get to grips with

Can Adobe improve with version number 6?

Smart Albums, Web galleries, photo merge function, Guided editing notes

No much

Simple yet effective there is plenty here for the digital photographer who isn't yet ready to upgrade to the big boys and go for Photoshop Lightroom

Lose something? This might help you find it

Fast and reliable

Tricky to use

If you're the experience there is a lot to be gained from Backup 8.5 but casual users will find it a little too frustrating to use

Fast and reliable

Tricky to use

If you're the experience there is a lot to be gained from Backup 8.5 but casual users will find it a little too frustrating to use

Will this offer you the protection you need?

Three licenses for price of one, not too system heavy

Separate tools in system tray, won't work with other tools

It's a solid tool that keeps out online threats but it isn't easy enough to sway you away from your current favourite

Can Telmap help BlackBerry users find their way?

Easy to use, works around the world, Where am I feature, inbox syncing feature, supports walking

Cost

Good, but make sure you are on a good data package first