MAGIX FastCut review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict MAGIX FastCut is a very easy way to shape your action or sports video footage into professional-looking videos and export them to internet sites or onto your own mobile device. The level of automation, tied in with a good choice of templates for GoPro cameras and others, speed video making and the manual options provide extra control when you need it. MAGIX, the prolific German software maker, has long produced well-received video editing packages, like Movie Edit Pro, but if you want to put together a holiday or activity video without spending a long time editing, you need something simpler and more automated....

Foxit PhantomPDF Business 7 PDF editor review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Foxit PhantomPDF Business 7 provides the level of functionality that the professional user has come to expect at a keen price. The user interface is modern and easy to use, and Foxit provides no shortage of tutorial videos and easy access to support options to get you up to speed in record time. Foxit PhantomPDF Business 7 is an easy-to-usePDF editorthat will have you up to speed in record time....

How to fix ‘Unfortunately Samsung Galaxy has stopped’ If you have aSamsung Galaxy phoneyou may well have seen an error message flash up reporting that ‘Unfortunately Samsung Galaxy has stopped’. Here’s how to fixappcrashes and clear an app’s cache in Android. (See allAndroid How tos.) ‘Unfortunately X has stopped’: What does it mean? The error message itself is self-explanatory. It means an app has crashed. Also see:How to permanently delete unwanted apps: free up space on your device by getting rid of unnecessary apps...

How to remove Superfish, PrivDog from your laptop Lenovo’s laptops come with Superfish adware installed, and security concerns suggest you should delete it asap. They’ve also drawn attention to another pest, PrivDog. Here’s how to remove Superfish and PrivDog. Also see:Best security software 2015andBest antivirus and free antivirus 2015. Lenovo’s laptops have hit the headlines, and unfortunately not for good reason. It’s been discovered that the Superfish adware pre-installed on many of the company’s consumer laptops is dangerous, and can potentially spy on your online banking activity, sensitive emails and more....

Keep the internet open: Net Neutrality explained You pay for a set amount of data, so what business is it of your ISP to decide where you use it? We explain Net Neutrality ahead of tomorrow’s FCC vote to regulate the internet like a public utility, and why it should matter to all web users. VisitBroadband Advisor. Net Neutrality: FCC vote 26 February 2015 In May 2014 the FCC chairman Tom Wheeler proposed a plan that would allow ISPs to create pay-to-play fast lanes for the biggest companies with the deepest pockets, giving them an unfair advantage....