F-Secure Online Backup review F-Secure's unlimited storage is invited at first, but files restrictions and clumsy interface make it a poor choice at a high price.
£50
Magix Movie Edit Pro 16 Plus review Not short of powerful features and the interface is better than average too, but outshone by the similar Sony Vegas Platinum
Accountz Home Accountz review Although the look and feel is old-fashioned, Home Accountz has some good new features and is as logical and easy to use and its predecessors
£40
Google Android 2.2 review It's not quite as polished as Apple's iOS, but Android is starting to build up a feature advantage. It's also not clear which devices will get the update - and when.
Microsoft Windows Live Movie Maker review Camera support is limited and the fixed 30fps export frame rate limits it further, but as a simple, free editor it hits the right notes
Pinnacle VideoSpin 2.0 review It’s not quite free if MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 support is needed, but the low price and unrivalled simplicity will appeal to casual users
CyberLink PowerDirector 8 Ultra review Ambitious users will be frustrated by the occasionally clumsy controls, but smooth previews make it a good choice for editing HD on slower PCs
Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10.0 review The core editing tools are as good as ever, and with more tracks, Blu-ray authoring and some fantastic new effects, it’s an unbeatable package.
£51
Microsoft Office 2010 review If you need more than just a text editor and a basic spreadsheet, then Microsoft’s Office is still a great choice.
TechSmith Camtasia Studio 7 review A powerful screen recording tool that's very easy to use. It's expensive, though, and for this reason misses out on an award.
F-Secure Online Backup review F-Secure's unlimited storage is invited at first, but files restrictions and clumsy interface make it a poor choice at a high price.£50
Magix Movie Edit Pro 16 Plus review Not short of powerful features and the interface is better than average too, but outshone by the similar Sony Vegas Platinum£53
Accountz Home Accountz review Although the look and feel is old-fashioned, Home Accountz has some good new features and is as logical and easy to use and its predecessors£40
Google Android 2.2 review It's not quite as polished as Apple's iOS, but Android is starting to build up a feature advantage. It's also not clear which devices will get the update - and when.
Pinnacle Studio HD 14 Ultimate Collection review More video tracks would be welcome, but the polished, friendly interface and superior effects bundle make it worth the high price£82
Microsoft Windows Live Movie Maker review Camera support is limited and the fixed 30fps export frame rate limits it further, but as a simple, free editor it hits the right notes
Pinnacle VideoSpin 2.0 review It’s not quite free if MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 support is needed, but the low price and unrivalled simplicity will appeal to casual users
CyberLink PowerDirector 8 Ultra review Ambitious users will be frustrated by the occasionally clumsy controls, but smooth previews make it a good choice for editing HD on slower PCs£50
Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10.0 review The core editing tools are as good as ever, and with more tracks, Blu-ray authoring and some fantastic new effects, it’s an unbeatable package.£51
Microsoft Office 2010 review If you need more than just a text editor and a basic spreadsheet, then Microsoft’s Office is still a great choice.£93
Nero MultiMedia Suite 10 review Competent jack-of-all-trades Media suite with simple but effective file and system backup.£60
TechSmith Camtasia Studio 7 review A powerful screen recording tool that's very easy to use. It's expensive, though, and for this reason misses out on an award.£220