| Our Top Stories |
|---|
 Sony and PS3 Hacker George Hotz Kiss and Make Up Sony announces resolution of lawsuit with PlayStation 3 hacker Hotz, who apparently agrees to never hack a PS3 again. Share:   |  Google Buys PushLife to Challenge iTunes The battle for convenience in smartphone music management is just beginning, and Google is building its arsenal. Share: | Microsoft Prepares to Release Silverlight 5 Beta The proprietary multimedia plug-in platform and rival to HTML5 will offer 64-bit capabilities and digital rights management. Share: | Photoshop for Rent at $35 per Month and Up Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 is a mid-cycle update available with a new monthly option for licenses. Share: | Windows 7 Share Tops XP for First Time in U.S. Windows 7 has passed the 10-year-old Windows XP in U.S. usage share, according to data from an Irish Web analytics company. Share: | Adobes iPad Apps for Photoshop, Sneak Peek Adobe's Photoshop tablet apps blur the line between desktop and tablet. Share: | Remembering the Apple I It wasn't Apple's greatest computer, or the most interesting one. But it was the one that started it all -- 35 years ago this month. Share: | Google Street View Departs Germany Although cleared in court, Google stops photographing German towns amid privacy complaints. Share: | 10 Useful Android Apps For IT Pros Good news for network administrators, tech support staffers and other IT pros who use Android phones: There are hundreds of apps designed to help. Share: | AT&T Rounds out Mobile Tools for Retailers With Digby Service AT&T announced a new service today to help retailers design, deploy and manage mobile commerce Web sites and smartphone applications. Share: | Apple Will Dominate Tablet Market Through 2015, Says Gartner Apple's iOS will dominate the tablet market through the middle of the decade, Gartner analysts said today. Share: | Analyst: Apple iPhone 5 May Slip to Next Year Securities firm Avian says Apple's next iPhone probably won't arrive until late this year, and could miss 2011 altogether. Share: | Robot Vehicles Help Clear Quake Debris in Japan UPDATE: Cleanup at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant is managed from a mobile control room where staff watched video from cameras mounted on the gear and manipulate the machinery. Share: | US Senate will Review Proposed AT&T/T-Mobile Merger Lawmakers schedule hearings to scrutinize the deal's potential impact on the industry and customers. Share: | Gamewatch: Divinity II Dragon Knight Saga, Patapon 3 Check out the latest PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and handheld video games shipping the week of April 11. Share: | Official Steve Jobs Bio Dropping Early 2012 Soon, we will all be privy to the mysterious life of Jobs. Share: | Intel's Oak Trail Tablets to Get Google's Android 3.0 Intel is working with Google to bring Android 3.0 to tablets running on low-power Atom chips code-named Oak Trail, according to an Intel executive. Share: | UK Police Arrest Three Men Over 'SpyEye' Malware U.K. police arrested three men late last week in connection with using the SpyEye malware program to steal online banking details. Share: | Why Firefox Rapid Release Schedule Is a Bad Idea Mozilla has committed to an aggressive 18-week cycle for pushing major Firefox releases, but businesses won't adopt new software that quickly. Share: | Privacy Backlash Over Ad Tracking Debated To track or not to track: Two PCWorld editors go toe-to-toe in the debate over Web advertisers' right to track online browsing behavior. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | DawnArk WebCam RecorderIf you have an underused webcam this program can help you fully utilize it. It can record in various formats, including AVI, WMV, ASF, FLV, MP4 and 3GP, allowing you to upload to a video site or share with friends and family in popular and easy-to-decode formats. Use discount code HAND-ENM9 to get this great webcam tool for 50% off! (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista,Windows 7) | | Disk Doctors File ShredderHelps you to shred files and folders from your Windows drive; shreds the deleted data leaving no traces of sensitive critical data. Selling or disposing of a PC creates a serious threat. Unfortunately, almost all sensitive data can be recovered using specialized recovery labs or software. Shredding the sensitive data--files and folders and other deleted items--can remove all traces of sensitive data while the shredded drive remains in working order. File Shredder is an advanced file shredding application which allows various easy to options to shred files, folders, etc. It offers a hierarchical explorer view to select files and folders to shred. To shred files simply add the files to the "shredding zone" and select the shredding patterns; the software destroy the data beyond recovery. Shredding patterns offered by Disk Doctors File Shredder exceeds the standards of DOD US and offers 9 Shredding standards. (Compatibility: Windows XP,Windows Vista,Windows 7) Use discount code FILE-OMRW-DISK to get 50% off! |  | |
| Newsletter Subscription Resources | | You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter here. To add or remove newsletters, change your address, or change your format (HTML or text-only), please go here. If you have questions or comments about PCWorld e-mail newsletters, please contact: webmaster@pcworld.com PCWorld Privacy Policy © 2011 PCWorld Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of PCWorld Communications, Inc. is prohibited. PCWorld is a registered trademark of International Data Group, Inc. All other trademarks used on PCWorld are the property of their respective owners. PCWorld Communications, Inc., 501 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94107. | |
No comments:
Post a Comment