Updated Office 2013 gets the Modern UI, syncs to the cloud and adds useful new features.

Create attractive auction listings easily

A 'lite' version of the popular auction helping software

Mobile spreadsheets can be useful and pretty…

How can a piece of software be so powerful yet so limited?

Trading site eToro makes the money markets more fun

An inexpensive way to create professional-quality business cards at home

The old adage that you get what you pay for doesn’t always apply to the software market, where the overpriced and the totally free often go head-to-head. OpenOffice.org won’t cost you a penny, yet it’s a full-featured office suite that aims to be taken seriously by big corporate users as much as by budget-conscious individuals.

Any project that requires planning benefits from the use of project management software. The problem is that a lot of this software is so complicated, it’s a project in itself just to figure it out.

Australian company MYOB provides small-business accountancy software and, unlike some of its competitors, has shown a solid commitment to ensuring that Macs are as well catered for as Windows PCs.

Now in its fifth incarnation, iSale enables you to create and edit eBay listings on your Mac prior to uploading them to eBay.

So, just how special is this Special Media Edition of Office? Let's find out. First, we have to understand a little background. Two years ago, Microsoft bought iView Multimedia, which made digital asset management software (used for tracking photos, PDFs, text files, etc.).

MacFreelance is a new Mac invoicing application that works primarily with Address Book and Mail and just focuses on the banking and client-tracking side of freelance work. It caters for all aspects of quotation, invoicing and building a client database

Anyone working in a professional content-creation environment will know that keeping tabs on a project's assets can be one of the most time-consuming parts of the job

FileMaker Pro's big selling point is that it's an easy way to create powerful relational databases and attractive front-ends for working with these databases. With a little effort, you can create flexible systems for running whole businesses

If you have just bought a new laptop, you'll be thinking of transferring your files and programs from your old PC to your new machine. The obvious way is to manually install the programs from their original discs and copy your files over

Just about everyone has bought or sold something on eBay. Buying is easy enough, but listing items through eBay's clunky sales forms can be a pain. Equinux has just updated its selling tool, iSale, and given it some worthy new features

Has it been a year already since we last reviewed Daylite? Time flies. Back then, we had an exclusive sneak preview of the beta version of Daylite 3.0, just before the full release. Since its launch, two updates have come along

While most migration tools transfer settings and data files only, PCmover bravely promises to copy your application files as well. This should mean that you won't have to reinstall anything

These days, so many people are keen to buy new PCs instead of trying to upgrade their old copies of Windows. However, if you're armed with a copy of Pcmover, the work involved with re-installing all your programs on your new PC and copying over

FastTrack Schedule is fundamentally about creating Gantt charts (bar charts that illustrate project schedules). However, it takes Gantt charts to the next level, making them useful productivity tools rather than simple bars

It's hard for Microsoft to improve on the original Visio after stripping out so many features when it bought the product. Microsoft has continued to tighten Visio's focus, and specialised versions are available for developers

As it's been more than three years since we reviewed the original release of Small Business Server, there should be lots of exciting new things in this release, right? Wrong...

Got messy code? Give it the once over with Peganza Pascal Analyzer. Peganza Pascal Analyzer, as the name suggests, is a code analyser aimed specifically at Pascal (Delphi) developers

If you do a lot of typing and you're worried about RSI, voice-recognition software is a viable option these days. Accuracy is good enough that frustration levels during dictation are within bearable limits, and with practice it can be faster than typing