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Hands on with Opera Unite

By The Inquirer | Dec 11, 2009

Sharing is a breeze with the new browsing platform.

Features > Atomic.edu

Go your own way

By Chris Taylor | Feb 19, 2009

The best advice and sites for those wanting to get into the games industry.

News > Graphics Cards

First look: NVIDIA GTX280

By Josh Collins | Jun 17, 2008

Josh Collins finally crawls out from under his NDA and delivers some initial results and thoughts on NVIDIA's newest bad boy.

Features > Security

Firewalls 101

By Ashton Mills | Apr 16, 2007

Ashton Mills straps on some flame-retardant clothing and attempts to venture through a few walls of fire.

Reviews > Peripherals

Creative Live! Cam Voice

By David Field | Nov 22, 2006

Creative’s exclamation mark naming returns in a webcam that really doesn’t deserve it.

Features > Operating Systems

Windows functionality on the go

By Craig Simms | Jul 11, 2006

Expand your application choices with USB flash drives and portable software.

Features > Networking

X-Ray: How BitTorrent works

By Chris Taylor | Apr 21, 2006

Christopher Taylor takes a look at the program responsible for the lion's share of the world's bandwidth.

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI; two is better than one

By Logan Booker | May 22, 2006

Logan Booker gives NVIDIA's new AMD AM2 platform the once over.

Reviews > Peripherals

Hotway LanDrive HD9-U2LA

By Ron Prouse | Oct 18, 2006

An ordinary case external drive case that doubles as a DHCP server. And triples as a Samba server. And Quadruples as...

Features > Networking

IPv6:: Internet 2

By Ashton Mills | Mar 16, 2006

IPv4, on which the internet is based, is flawed. Within a decade its address space will be exhausted, and the Internet will cease to grow. The solution is IPv6, and you can ...

Reviews > Networking

Asus WL-500G Deluxe

By Nathan Davis | Apr 29, 2005

This Ethernet and wireless 802.11g/b router, although it has no modem, is superbly fitted out for the home. It even comes with a web cam.

Features > Security

CyberPsychosis

By Logan Booker | Apr 26, 2005

Inside malware and the minds who make it.

Reviews > Peripherals

ASUS WL-HDD

By John Gillooly | Apr 25, 2005

Most people store sensitive data on networks for safety. We just use John Gillooly's brain.

Features > Operating Systems

The life of BeOS

By James Matson | Dec 23, 2004

If you're running an x86 'desktop' machine today, your choice of OS is limited in the extreme. It's either Windows or Linux. No amount of shuffling desktop themes or skins ...

Features > Networking

Packets of goodness - X-RAY #32

By Staff Writers | Dec 11, 2003

Can you remember the first time you used the Internet? Probably not; and unlike 'morning glory', you didnt just wake up with it there. Logan Booker looks at the languages ...

News > PC Games

Running with scissors

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Valve has just released the latest in a long line of server-side patches for its popular Half Life game. This patch does not fix any bugs as such, but it does put the kibosh on ...

News > Lifestyle

Stop Warez the FAST way

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Organisations such as the American Business Software Alliance and the Business Software Association of Australia have long been involved in a losing battle against software ...

News > Lifestyle

Mozilla 1.0 finally here

By Staff Writers | Jan 1, 1900

Mozilla is a free Open Source Web browser suite designed from the ground up to be 100% standards compliant. Available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS, Mozilla consists of a ...

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Atomic Magazine

Issue: 111 | April, 2010

Atomic is a magazine aimed squarely at computer enthusiasts, gamers, and serious PC upgraders.

Every month we bring you the latest reviews of new technology and PC components, in depth features on everything from overclocking to console hacking, and gaming previews and interviews.

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