P. J. Connolly

PowerPoint Gets Back to Roots by P. J. Connolly PowerPoints New Ribbon Interface The “ribbon” interface in PowerPoint 2011 groups related functions in an organized and logical fashion. Save to SharePoint Saving a PowerPoint 2011 presentation to a SharePoint 2007 or later collaboration server is a matter of filling in the URL and appropriate credentials. […]

Office for Mac Catches Up by P. J. Connolly The Whole Package A complete install of Office 2011 for Mac only takes up 1.65GB of disk space and includes Remote Desktop Connection and Messenger for Mac. Template Galleries Refreshed PowerPoint 2011, like the other Office for Mac applications, boasts a refreshed template gallery and a […]

iLife Overhaul Proves Worthwhile by P. J. Connolly Powerful, Yet Inexpensive iLife 11 is available in a single-user license for $49 or a five-license Family Pack for $79; it is free with purchases of new Mac hardware. Photos Filed by Event The date a photo was taken is used by iPhoto to sort images; each […]

The Apple mobile operating system’s 4.2.1 release ships, with only one hitch. Read my full review at eweek.com.

New iOS devices and a new Mac OS X are expected to take center stage. Read my full review at eweek.com.

A good tool for file transfer and e-mail conversion could be better Read my full review at eweek.com.

The updated mobile client creates PDFs from records and adds sharing features. Read my full review at eweek.com.

Cisco’s NSS 324 is a versatile, high-performance solution to the problem of desktop storage. Read my full review at eweek.com.

Cisco’s newest gear for small business fits the bill when an unmanaged switch won’t do. Read my full review at eweek.com.

Although it debuted to high hopes, Xserve never lived up to its potential. Read my full review at eweek.com.