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 Droid X vs. iPhone 4: Spec Smackdown This week Droid X is announced and the iPhone 4 goes on sale pitting the two together in battle for cell phone dominance. |  iPhone 4 Lines: The View From the Queue From London, Paris, New York, Chicago and San Francisco, the lines forming outside Apple stores have been impressive. Here is a look. | | Droid X Triggers Physical Keyboard Death Watch Could the Droid X's lack of a physical keyboard suggest all Droids to follow will also lack one? | | Verizon's Droid X Launch: 3 Big Surprises After weeks of rumors and anticipation, Verizon's next-generation Droid phone is finally here. | | Droid X Has Enterprise Potential, at Least When It Has Froyo The Droid X smartphone was unveiled today, and its backers declared that it has enterprise potential. | | Judge Rules in Favor of YouTube Over Viacom Viacom's copyright suit against Google has been dismissed by a federal judge in New York. | | Nokia Declares Itself a 'Software Company' Nokia says it is now a software company, not a phone manufacturer. | | Intel: 2-year-old Nvidia GPU Outperforms 3.2GHz Core I7 Intel researchers have published a paper that shows their latest quad-core desktop processor is slower than a 2-year-old Nvidia GPU. | | AT&T Sours iPhone 4 Reviews Reviewers are gushing about the phone -- and griping about AT&T network quality. | | iPhone 4 Owners Face Hardware/Software Hiccups Apple's launch of the iPhone 4 may be marred by problems with the handset that range from shipping issues, display discoloration, and cracked chassis. | | Can't Get an iPhone 4? Play FarmVille Instead Zynga releases its ultra-popular FarmVille social-networking strategy game for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. | | Deals of the Week This week we found a 3D HDTV for $300 off, a snapshot camera for $60 off, Dell notebooks at a 30 percent discount--and more. | | Hundreds Wait in Line as iPhone 4 Goes on Sale in Japan The iPhone 4 went on sale in Japan on Thursday morning, making Japanese users among the first to buy the new smartphone. | | HTML5 Will Revolutionize the Web To see where this new standard may take us, we collected the opinions from a number of developers, programmers, and designers. | | How to Avoid the Pitfalls of the Workplace Rumor Mill You find out that a co-worker is looking for employment elsewhere. Should you tell your manager? Probably not. | | Microsofts Shady Kinect Pricing: What Gives? Microsoft let E3 come and go without a word on the price of Kinect for Xbox 360 and the Microsoft Store only lists a tentative price | | Report: Users Find Yellow Discoloration on IPhone 4 Screens Some users who purchased the latest version of Apple's iPhone report finding yellowish spots and bands marring the device's high-resolution display. | | Hundreds Wait in Line as IPhone 4 Goes on Sale The iPhone 4 went on sale on Thursday morning, with Japanese customers who waited in long lines among the first to purchase the latest smartphone from Apple. | | Third IE9 Platform Preview: Let the Hardware Acceleration Wars Begin Microsoft is continuing with its interesting one-step-at-a-time Internet Explorer 9 strategy: It released its third Platform Preview of the browser Wednesday. | | IE9 Preview Delivers New Features and Impressive Performance Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview 3 gives developers reason for excitement with performance improvements and support for HTML5 Canvas. | |  | | Top Reviews on PCWorld.com |
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 Apple iOS 4: 10 Best Features Multitasking might be the biggest news in the latest version of the iPhone OS, but it has plenty of other useful features and refinements, too. Here's a hands-on look at our 10 favorites. |  Motorola Droid X: A Visual Tour Here's a look at Verizon's new Motorola Droid X smartphone, which has impressive features such as an 8-megapixel camera, HDMI and DLNA video output, a 4.3-inch display, and a snappy 1GHz TI OMAP processor. |  15 Ultimate Gamer Chairs Some of the most elaborate motion simulators, super-expensive home theaters, do-it-yourself resources and a few affordable set ups for the thrifty gamer. |  Apple iPhone 4: Nearly All It's Cracked up to Be First look shows that Apple's new iPhone is faster, slimmer, slicker, and better--except for potential reception problems. | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: May 2010In PCWorld Downloads, our reviewers sometimes find fascinating new files...and sometimes develop a fresh appreciation for the tried-and-true. This May, both scenarios played out. We ran across handy little utilities for system tray use and Office improvements. We reviewed tools for DVD-ripping, energy conservation, general tweaks, and more. And with all that work done, we felt fine about relaxing with a physics-based desktop toy and a classic game. | | SoupToys Toybox 2236 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Simulation | | Add time-wasting but fun toys with realistic physics directly to your desktop. | | | WinBubble 25891 Downloads | Free | Filed Under System Resources Tune-Up. | | Tweak Windows Vista in many different ways. | | | Switch Off 518 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Desktop | | Set a time for your PC to shut itself off, hibernate, log off a user, or run a script with this utility. | | | See (3) more PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: May 2010 » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | StickyNoteStickyNote is the most popular virtual notes program in the world. With StickyNote 9.0, you can create beautiful 3D notes on your desktop and send them instantly over the Internet or a LAN. StickyNote also enables you to adhere notes to documents or windows *and* to attach documents to your note. StickyNote eliminates the clutter and confusion of keeping up with the reminders and phone numbers that never seem to be where you left them. Forget jotting down messages and let StickyNote deliver them for you. You can even customize a note's texture, color and priority with a few simple clicks, and you can set an alarm to have notes appear at a certain time or at regular intervals. Managing important information has never been easier! | | Net Librarian 8.0Net Librarian is an Internet search utility which functions like a search engine, but brings back lists of Web sites which match key words you enter. This saves you the time of waiting to browse each of these Web sites to see whether your key words are there. (Search engines don't ensure that your key words are actually on the page) You can view these at your leisure, and copy and paste topics for your research report or student paper. |  | |
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