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October 26, 2010
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• In the December issue
• Hot Downloads in the Current issue
• PCWorld online exclusives

Coming Up in the
December 2010
PCWorld

In the December edition get 55 tips for Windows 7 that will supercharge your PC productivity, allowing you to accomplish more in less time. And don't miss our picks for the best products of the year. From the finest phones and mobile apps to the best sites, PCs, electronics, we name the top devices and services for the year. And finally, we look at the state of the HDTV as the year winds down, and choose winners in three screen sizes from 40 to 55 inches.

We welcome your comments about any of the tips, reviews, and news in the latest issue. Send your feedback to our editorial director:
steve_fox@pcworld.com

In the Current Issue

The Most Dangerous Places on the Web
Yes, it's a minefield out there--so here's a guide to some of the hazards, the degree of danger they present, and how to stay safe.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» Google: Change Your Password Twice a Year to Keep Safe

» How to Stay Safe on Public Wi-Fi Networks

» Mobile Phone Banking: Convenient and Safe?

Take Your Best Shot
Want to capture sharp close-ups, impressive fast action, beautiful night cityscapes, and other tricky shots? Use your camera's scene modes and manual adjustments. We explain how to do it.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» The Coolest Camera Features of 2010

» How to Buy a Digital Camera

» How to Freeze Action With Your Flash

All-in-Ones for Everyone
Stronger than netbooks, cheaper than comparable laptops, all-in-one PCs are winning lots of fans. But the configuration you should buy depends on your computing needs.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» Choose the Right Desktop PC

» 10 Dream Machines Almost Nobody Can Afford

» The Perfect PC: Don't Buy It, Build It

Hot Downloads
in the Current Issue

Mouse Jiggler
All it takes is an occasional jiggle of the mouse to keep your system humming. And that's the idea behind this free utility that "fakes" mouse input--and saves you from having to mess with Windows' power settings.

Avira AntiVir Personal
This free antivirus software has excellent malware detection, disinfection, and scan speed.

AVG LinkScanner
If you're looking for an extra layer of protection against poisoned Web pages, try this free tool.

Folder Size
This free utility scans your hard disk and shows the space consumption of various folders it contains.

PCWorld Online Exclusives

Clean the Crud From Your PC
Here's how to clean up the gunk that builds up in your PC over time

8 Things We Still Hate About the Web
Here are some of the obnoxious stunts that sites are still pulling today.

Must-Have Windows 7 Downloads
Celebrate the operating system's first birthday with these essential tools.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. the iPad Compared
Check out this comparison chart for a side-by-side glimpse at the two devices' specifications.



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