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Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: October 2010This October, our reviewers must have floated from place to place like falling leaves; they certainly liked mobile software. They gave the thumbs-up to a BlackBerry call minder and an iPhone data helper. When at the desk, they kept connected to the world outside with cloud storage and the Web. Video conversion struck a chord, as did security. | | Xilisoft iPhone Magic 30 Downloads | Demo | Filed Under File Management | | This app is expensive, but offers an easy way to get all kinds of audio and video files on your iPhone. | | | Windows Live Essentials 2280 Downloads | Free | Filed Under E-Mail | | Microsoft's latest suite includes tools for blogging, e-mail, social networking, photo sharing, and more. | | | iReader Firefox Extension 2225 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Browsers & Clients | | Make it easy to read long articles on the Web with this Firefox add-on. | | | See (3) more PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: October 2010 » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Xilisoft iPad MagicA powerful iPad tool to help you backup and transfer iPad movies, music and photos to your computer, transfer movies, music and photos on PC to iPad without iTunes, rip CD/DVD discs to iPad movies and music, and convert videos/audio. Fully supports iPhone 4, iPad Firmware 3.2.2, iOS 4.1, iPod touch 4 and iPhone/iPod touch Firmware 3.2.2, iTunes 10. Save 15% today! | | OJOsoft All-in-One Media Toolkit35 Audio/Video Tools in one for $49.00--10% off! OJOsoft All-in-One Media Toolkit gives you the unprecedented opportunity to use all OJOsoft products for all Audio/Video needs. Once you register, you can get all 35 OJOsoft Programs, lifetime updates included. (Microsoft Windows XP and above.) |  | |
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