On 14/12/2011 20:31, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote:
The "where it falls short" part could be an issue, though.
A journalist will never write an article without a little bit of
criticism, and this is absolutely fair. I am a software reviewer for an
Italian PC magazine, and I would consider any head to head comparison
coming from the software vendor as biased.
Lifehacker has a huge number of readers exactly where we fall short,
i.e. in the Windows environment, and a substantially positive review is
making noise and creating interest.
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