Tiny $57 PC is like the Raspberry Pi, but faster and fully open

Follow:   11.08.2012  View in a Browser Tiny $57 PC is like the Raspberry Pi, but faster and fully open 11.07.2012 11:42 AM All CAD files are available for the customizable A13-OLinuXino, which runs Linux and Android. Twitter resets more user passwords than necessary 11.08.2012 10:51 AM Twitter Thursday forced many users to reset their passwords following an apparent security breach, but the company says not everyone who received the warning was hacked. -ADVERTISEMENT-   Serious Security Protect your PCs without slowing them down. Get a free 30-day trial. PCWorld on your iPad Subscribe to our enhanced iPad edition.   Five must-have business apps for the iPad Mini 11.07.2012 12:56 PM It may be smaller, but Apple's new tablet is no less capable of running productivity-boosting apps. The iPad Mini: Deal or no deal? 11.07.2012 1:00 PM Users are weighing the pros and cons of Apple's new tablet, starting with its controversially high price. Adobe, now 'married' to Microsoft, moves Flash updates to Patch Tuesday 11.07.2012 1:05 PM Adobe on Tuesday announced that it will pair future security updates for its popular Flash Player with Microsoft's Patch Tuesday schedule. First look: Microsoft's sharp, new Windows Phone SDK 11.07.2012 1:23 PM Windows Phone SDK 8.0 gives developers extensive features, snappier code, lots of help, and the option to code in JavaScript and HTML Review: Blurity photo de-blurring utility tries to bring CSI one step closer to real life 11.07.2012 1:34 PM This handy utility offers a simple interface for fixing photos damaged by motion blur. It doesn't always work, but it's worth a try if you have an important photo marred by blur. Samsung laying groundwork for server chips, analysts say 11.07.2012 1:43 PM A recent moves suggests that the chip maker may expand from smartphones and tablets into the server market. BYOD 101: What are BYOD and the consumerization of IT? 11.07.2012 2:00 PM Employees want to use their own mobile devices at work, and they're winning. Review: Jammit makes it easy to learn songs by ear or sight 11.07.2012 2:11 PM Isolate the vocal or instrument tracks of your favorite tunes as you play them with Jammit, one of the best song learning tools available. The software is free, but amassing a song library can get expensive. Amazon's new Prime pricing a move on streaming dominance 11.07.2012 2:30 PM Amazon ramps up competition with Netflix and Hulu by introducing a monthly subscription option for its Prime membership. Can Windows 8 give developers what iOS and Android lack? 11.07.2012 4:01 PM Microsoft's future hinges on attracting developers to build Windows 8 apps. But by offering financial incentives, supporting a range of programming languages and allowing developers to write code once for multiple devices, those developers may soon follow.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2012 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107