K.G. Orphanides

Reviews The free alternative to Microsoft Exchange and Google Apps

Reviews Free network monitoring software, but there’s a catch

Reviews It's more than just Acrobat on subscription

Reviews Microsoft’s Lync replacement provides sophisticated communications but doesn’t yet feel entirely finished

Reviews An extraordinarily powerful and flexible database SaaS

Reviews Office finally catches up with Google Docs. Well, sort of...

Reviews Cloud storage that almost hits the sweet spot

Reviews It's not Office 2016 - it's even better than that

Reviews A cloud-based alternative to Microsoft Visio at a fraction of the price

Reviews An electronic signature system that cuts out the paperwork, saving your business time and money

Reviews One of the best small business accounting services around, despite limited VAT MOSS support

Reviews Android for Work introduces some brilliant mobile device management features but feels rough around the edges

Reviews Cloud-based endpoint management for system inventories, software, and patch roll-outs

Reviews Elegant cloud storage from your own Linux server

Reviews Powerful small business accounting in the cloud

Reviews Can Box's business offerings beat its cloud storage rivals?

Reviews Mobile Device Management on your own server, focused on Apple and Samsung hardware

Reviews A comprehensive but expensive remote access tool for the enterprise.

Reviews A smartpen which syncs your notes to iPads/iPhones in real-time.

Reviews Manage employee Android and iOS devices with this web-based console.

Reviews Voice over IP systems can save money and reduce support hassles for time-starved system administrators. Unless it's a Swyx VoIP system, as Andrew Webb and Kat Orphanides discovered in our review.

Reviews A mouse that's also a scanner: do they go together like a horse and carriage or is LG's latest gadget more like chalk and cheese? Kat Orphanides finds out.

Reviews It may not be quite as stylish as an iMac, but the latest all-in-one PC from Lenovo is a surprisingly compelling alternative as we find out in our review.

Reviews Apple kills off the optical drive in its latest version of the Mac Mini, its smallest and cheapest desktop computer, but there's more to this compact little desktop than meets the eye as Kat Orphanides discovers.