 Tech Wonders at The Shanghai World Expo 2010 Thousands of visitors a day delight in the wall-climbing robots, halls that look like ice sculptures, solar-powered bug zappers, concept cars, and much more at the world's largest expo--now in full gear in Shanghai. | | How-To |
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 Photographing Fireworks: Tips and Tricks Follow these tips and camera recommendations to get the best shots possible of this year's fireworks displays. |  Overclocking for Newbies Overclocking your processor can give your PC a significant speed boost--but you have to be careful. Here's how to overclock your system's processor without frying it. |  Super Software Secrets From obscure options to esoteric shortcuts to arcane add-ons, here are 55 hidden gems that will help you master the programs you use every day. | | Downloads | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: May 2010 In 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. |  UltraVNC (32-bit version) My family has a dangerous habit of blindly clicking through software installs and downloading all kinds of junk. Luckily for them, I can repair the damage anytime from afar using the free UltraVNC remote control software. |  Net Nanny If you allow your children or students to use the Internet while unattended, then you probably want to consider a filtering tool like Net Nanny. This parental control service ($40/year) does an excellent job of filtering Web content, setting Internet access times, and even managing PC game use. | |  | | 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. | | WinBubble 26112 Downloads | Free | Filed Under System Resources Tune-Up. | | Tweak Windows Vista in many different ways. | | | SoupToys Toybox 2391 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Simulation | | Add time-wasting but fun toys with realistic physics directly to your desktop. | | | Planet M.U.L.E. 846 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Adventure/Strategy | | Replay one of the classic games of the 8-bit era, and show your skill (or lack thereof) to the world. | | | 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 keywords you put in. This saves you the time of waiting to browse each one of these Web sites to see if your keywords are there. (Search engines don't ensure that your keywords 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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