It wasn't too long ago that we reviewed the eStarling from PF Digital.

I made a remark in that write-up about this being one of the few DPFs that had a wireless capability.

Well, today we are looking at another one and it seems that the ability to upload photos to digital picture frames wirelessly from your computer or directly from the Web is a hot feature these days.

Let's have a look at the Momento 100 from i-mate.

The Brando mini NOVA bluetooth adapter must rank as one of the tiniest bluetooth dongles on the market, but does tiny form factor means reduced performance?

When you delete a file from your computer, is it really gone?  Information theft is getting more coverage in mainstream media in recent times, most of us would be aware of potential loss of personal information if you lose a mobile device such as a notebook, iPod or mobile phone.

Or imagine this scenario.  You have just bought a state of the art new computer. All your data has been copied over to the new machine and deleted from the old machine.  You then sell it to another party for a tidy sum and it is the end of that story.  Or is it?

Thoroughly erasing data beyond recovery on a hard disk is a time and resource consuming task.  It is one that is not performed as often as necessary given the number of stories you read in which deleted personal data has been retrieved from hard disks.  The WiebeTech Drive eRazer (Drive eRazer) is a dedicated piece of hardware that can clean a hard disk to US Department of Defence standard (non-classified data) without the need for a host machine.

Well it seems there are more accessories available for the iPod these days then there are shoes in the wardrobe of Imelda Marcos.  Like her shoe collection, finding the right pair for an outing can be tough decision considering a lot of them do the same thing more or less.

If you’re going to share your tunes, a set of portable speakers is fast becoming a must have for your iPod, but how do you find the right one for you?

It just so happens I have a first-rate little set sitting next to me, so let me tell you about it…

USB Geek's Outel Intelligent Remote Control - Notebook Edition is a cleverly designed remote control which fits into your notebook's vacant PCMCIA port, USB dongle and all.

Ingenious.


Read on for more..

As our digital lives increase in importance and volume, so too does the risk - and cost - of losing the data that makes it all possible.

While keeping up to date back-ups and storing your data in RAIDs is a good start, it all means nothing without an adequate supply of power - Especially during a power outage when critical equipment needs to be shutdown to avoid data loss.

Eaton's range of Uninterrupted Power Supplies (UPS) aim to provide this power and with it, peace of mind.

Read on for our review..

Have you ever wondered what's behind UFOs?  Or about such sightings as Bigfoot or Yetis?

Does Area 51 pique your interest?

The other week a most unusual book landed on my desk called The Nephilim Imperatives, by Terry James.

This book purports to give a reason behind these sightings and it comes from a perspective that you may not have expected.

It gives credence to the existence of UFO phenomena and is an interesting read.

The Sansa Shaker is a small hour-glass shaped MP3 player and both its packaging and unique shake feature suggest it is aimed at children. Beyond its unique shape, the Shaker stands out because when you press the play button and physically shake the unit, the Shaker (what's in a name, eh?) will select and play a new song at random.

You may be thinking this all sounds very gimmicky and childish and you'd be right. But there's more. Underneath it all, the Sansa Shaker really is quite a good little MP3 player. And despite the 8+ label on the box - Not just for kids.

Read on for more..

Let's not pretend otherwise: Routers are normally pretty boring devices. The best routers tend to quietly do their job in anonymity amongst the Rat king of cables hidden away from view.

If you do happen to intentionally glance at your router, it usually coincides with the words, Why are you not working? Expletives optional.

The Belkin N1 Vision takes this truth and attempts to turns it on its head. Here is a router that wants to be looked at.

Read on to find out why..

Astute readers of DigitalReviews Network will know that we have reviewed a number of products from Nuance over the years, including earlier versions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking.  Check out for instance our earlier review of DNS 9.

I have been very impressed with the later versions of DNS despite it having to cope with my problematic accent and it seems that a minor upgrade to 9.5 is not a big deal. It would certainly not warrant another in-depth review.
However, I have noticed a substantial increase in accuracy which might be due in large part to the wireless Plantronics headset supplied with this particular edition. 

So this review will be mainly concentrating on this Plantronics CS60-USB headset system.