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August 2011
PCWorld Magazine Wouldn't it be great if you could test-drive whatever new product you were interested in? In the August edition of PCWorld, we gave three readers two multifunction printers that promised to meet their specific needs, and let them use each printer for a week. Find out which printers they liked better ans why, and learn how you can find your best fit, too. Also in August's issue, PCWorld takes a look at "smart TV"--combining the normal TV experience with search features, video on demand, social networking, photo sharing, music, gaming, and a hundred kinds of Web content. Check out the products and services that can feed the Web through your TV. Also, this issue investigates cleanup utilities, which claim to speed up PC performance by getting rid of clutter. We tested four, and got surprising results. And don't miss our collection of essential apps for every phone.
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Inside the August Issue
Make Your HDTV Web-Ready Transform your HDTV into a Web-connected, PC-like home theater--and do it without putting a big dent in your wallet.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» 10 Things You Need to Know Before Buying an HDTV
» The HDTV Specs That Matter
» The Early Adopter's Guide to 3D TV, Cameras, Camcorders, and Editing
Printers That Do It All We asked real-world offices to use rival inkjet multifunction printers for their everyday tasks and let us know which ones they liked better.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» Which Printer Ink Refills Save You the Most Money?
» Top 10 Inkjet Multifunction Printers
» The Printer Specs That Matter
Essential Apps for Every Smartphone Here's our collection of the best mobile software for handling social networking, news, travel, security, productivity, and more.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» 10 Must-Have Mobile Apps and Web Services for a Successful Summer Vacation
» Top 10 Android Phones
» Top $10 iPhone and iPad Apps Worth Paying For
Cleanup Utilities: Can They Speed Up Your PC? We tested four, and got surprising results.
See related articles on PCWorld.com:
» 6 Registry Hacks to Make Your PC Faster
» How to Clean Your PC, Inside and Out
» Clean Your PC Cable Clutter
Hot Downloads
in the August PCWorld
Anti-Malware
This free utility finds and removes malware. Install it, launch it, update the database, and perform a full scan.
InSSIDer
This free Wi-Fi scanning tool supplies a clear readout of your local Wi-Fi networks, including their signal strength.
SuperAntiSpyware
This useful program does a thorough job of scanning your system for dangers, and then whacks any it finds.
PCMark 7 Basic
This performance-testing utility does the job well, at no cost. It tests video, Web speed, and disk access, and turns the results into a numeric score.
PCWorld.com Exclusives
5 PC Upgrades Almost Everyone Does Wrong (And How to Do Them Right)
Upgrading your PC's hardware can be easy, but there's a right way and a wrong way to do each task. Here are five upgrades that most users do a half-baked job on, and tips to help your upgrade go flawlessly.
The Most Entertaining Google Doodles
Check out Les Paul's Guitar, Pacman, and some that you may have missed.
The Funniest Sits on the Web
Online privacy is dead. Our data may be in jeopardy. Haters, hackers, and trolls abound. Advertising and porn have taken over. But on the other hand, there's still a lot of funny on the Web.
Apple iPad 2 Display Ranks Best in Face-Off Against Android Hordes
Testing shows that the Apple iPad 2 surpasses other contenders in display quality, but it still has room for improvement.
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