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Macworld January 26, 2006 Jeffery Battersby	Pages 2 While Pages 2 lacks a full-featured spreadsheet application, it is a versatile and powerful word-processing/page-layout program that will fill a multitude of educational, personal, and professional needs without making you wish that you had something more.
Macworld January 25, 2006 Jason Cranford Teague	OpenWeb 3.0 OpenWeb 3.0.2 is an invaluable time-saver for experienced sysadmins who want to get their Web servers up and running as quickly as possible. It's also an excellent training tool for rookies who want to manage their own Web servers.
Macworld January 25, 2006 Franklin Tessler	Keynote 3 Keynote 3 presentation software lets you do things that would have been difficult or impossible to do before, or that would have required another application. For many presenters, that's enough to justify the price.
Macworld January 23, 2006 Matt Vance	Simon 2.1 Simon 2.1 is a feature-rich Web-site monitoring utility that's ideal for Webmasters who need to monitor a variety of Internet services. And its many testing and notification options gives users a great deal of flexibility -- although it comes at a somewhat high price.
Macworld January 20, 2006 James Galbraith	Lexmark C522n Inexpensive, Bonjour capable color-laser printer offers high-end features.
Macworld January 17, 2006 Jeffery Battersby	Painter Essentials 3.0 Entry-level painting application makes fine-art creation easy for amateurs.
Macworld January 13, 2006 Anton Linecker	EyeTV EZ The EyeTV EZ does exactly what is says it will do: make watching TV on a Mac easy. However, users who want a robust recording device would be better served elsewhere.
PC World February 2006 Narasu Rebbapragada	Apple Adds More Fun to the iMac The 20-inch iMac G5 is more powerful than its predecessor and comes with a nifty multimedia remote control patterned on the iPod.
InternetNews January 12, 2006 Susan Kuchinskas	Google's Other Moves Google has acquired mobile application developer Reqwireless and released a version of Google Earth for the Macintosh.
InternetNews January 10, 2006 David Needle	LANDesk Software Secures Macs LANDesk has announced the addition of Macintosh to the platforms it supports with its Trusted Access security management software.
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