Jim Martin is an editor at IDG UK and holds a BSc in Computer Science from the University of Kent. Known for his product reviews and testing, Jim’s portfolio includes Tech Advisor and Computer Shopper.
Looxcie LX2 review An easy to use wearable camcorder, but it's a shame about the uninspiring video quality
Forza Motorsport 4 review A racing game clearly designed by petrol heads - it delivers everything that fanatical car fans desire, and has massive replay value
Apple iPhone 4S review It's hugely expensive, but well worth it if you can afford it. It's fast, has a great camera (and video capabilities). Siri isn't quite there yet, but in time, it should be an invaluable time saver
£599
Apple iOS 5 review A huge update to Apple's mobile operating system, and one that you should upgrade to now
Driver: San Francisco review Thanks to the unique body shifting feature, Driver is a thoroughly enjoyable mission-based driving game
£27
Holux TwoNav Sportiva Plus review Plenty of features for the outdoor navigation enthusiast, and good on-road guidance with the optional maps. It does have its shortfalls
£400
1&1 MyWebsite Plus review Great for quickly getting your small business online, but not so great if you want to sell products on the site
Mio Spirit 685 review At this price, we can forgive the 685's flaws. It's easy to use and has a larger than average screen
£100
Jabbakam Starter Kit review The ideal IP camera for technophobes, but you have to pay a monthly charge for the privilege
£60
CyberLink PhotoDirector 2011 review A promising low-cost clone of Lightoom. Unless you batch process images regularly Photoshop Elements is more flexible for a similar price
£64
The relative guide to upgrading We benchmark five, three and one-year old PCs and then apply various upgrades to see what makes the most difference
Looxcie LX2 review An easy to use wearable camcorder, but it's a shame about the uninspiring video quality£140
PCTV Systems Broadway 2T review An easy-to-use network TV streamer, and it will be even better once the USB ports work£170
Western Digital WD TV Live 2011 review A big improvement on the outgoing version, yet for the same low price. It's a worthy award winner£80
TomTom Go Live Top Gear Edition review This limited edition will naturally appeal to Top Gear fans, but we'd expect full maps of Europe at this price£180
Forza Motorsport 4 review A racing game clearly designed by petrol heads - it delivers everything that fanatical car fans desire, and has massive replay value£35
Apple iPhone 4S review It's hugely expensive, but well worth it if you can afford it. It's fast, has a great camera (and video capabilities). Siri isn't quite there yet, but in time, it should be an invaluable time saver£599
Apple iOS 5 review A huge update to Apple's mobile operating system, and one that you should upgrade to now
TomTom Top Gear satnav banned by BBC Jeremy Clarkson-voiced satnav cancelled, but you can still buy one if you're quick
Driver: San Francisco review Thanks to the unique body shifting feature, Driver is a thoroughly enjoyable mission-based driving game£27
Holux TwoNav Sportiva Plus review Plenty of features for the outdoor navigation enthusiast, and good on-road guidance with the optional maps. It does have its shortfalls£400
1&1 MyWebsite Plus review Great for quickly getting your small business online, but not so great if you want to sell products on the site£12
Mio Spirit 685 review At this price, we can forgive the 685's flaws. It's easy to use and has a larger than average screen£100
Jabbakam Starter Kit review The ideal IP camera for technophobes, but you have to pay a monthly charge for the privilege£60
CyberLink PhotoDirector 2011 review A promising low-cost clone of Lightoom. Unless you batch process images regularly Photoshop Elements is more flexible for a similar price£64
The relative guide to upgrading We benchmark five, three and one-year old PCs and then apply various upgrades to see what makes the most difference