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• In the May issue • Hot Downloads in the May issue • PCWorld online exclusives 
Inside the
May 2010
PCWorld Vendors, service providers, the government--everyone seems to have something to hide. In the May issue of PCWorld find out how those secrets jeopardize your rights, privacy, and money. And don't miss our reviews of Internet security suites. We used new tests to find the best protection for your PC--and the least slowdown. Finally, if you've ever lost one of your gadgets you'll appreciate our story on how to get your gear back and avoid any collateral damage.
We welcome your comments about any of the tips, reviews, and news in the latest issue. Send your feedback to our editorial director:
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In the May Issue
112 Best Free Downloads, Sites, and Services
Want to fix Windows problems, make your PC or phone more capable, and get things done faster online--all without opening your wallet? Check out these 112 incredibly useful downloads, sites, and services.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» The Most Popular Firefox Add-Ons
» Can You Trust Free Antivirus Software?
» Free Services to Streamline Your Social Networking Experience
Find Your Windows 7 Desktop
Due for a new desktop? Check out our survey of some of the best Windows 7 compacts, all-in-ones, and towers.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» Optimize Your Windows 7 PC
» Windows 7 Performance Tests
» Windows 7 Upgrade Checklist
The Subscription Trap
It's easy to be lured into joining a monthly-fee-based discount club--even if you never intended to become a member. We explain the setup, and how to beat it.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» Score Deals With Your Mobile Phone
» Keep Clear of Craigslist Scams
» Take the Hassles Out of Mail-in Rebates
Hot Downloads
in the May Issue
Web of Trust
This excellent, free browser add-on rates every site for trustworthiness, vendor reliability, privacy, child safety, and shows you the results in simple color icons.
OffiSync
This handy tool combines the best of Office with Google Docs. You use Office to create your documents, then you can store and access the files via Google Docs, without having to use Google Docs itself. You do the editing in Office, then save the file and retrieve it from Google Docs.
Win 7 Library Tool
This handy utility makes it easy to add network folders to your libraries.
GleeBox
This clever add-on for Firefox and Chrome lets you browse by typing, not mousing. Just type "g," and you'll see a transparent box in the middle of your screen. Then type a letter or series of letter, and you'll be sent to the first link on the page that contains that letter. The links will also be highlighted in yellow.
PCWorld Online Exclusives
User Reviews: How to Use Them, and How Not To
Many review sites can offer real value. But many also contain write-ups by fan boys, ax-grinders, and even a few shills. How do you know which reviews to trust?
Banish 7 Bad Tech Habits
Improve your computing life by changing the way you use your computer.
How to Keep Your Laptop Battery Going
We explain how to keep your battery working for years (and for hours between charges)
Tech Equipment Tax Deduction Tips
Knowing how, when, and when not to deduct your technology expenses is key to minimizing your taxes while avoiding inquisitive IRS auditors.
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