Saturday 13 August 2011

Windows Laptop Makers Can t Catch Up to the MacBook Air

PCWorld View this newsletter online | Newsletter Services | More Newsletters » Follow @pcworld on Twitter
August 13, 2011
Daily Technology News
Our Top Stories
Windows Laptop Makers Cant Catch Up to the MacBook Air Laptop manufacturers are struggling to compete with the MacBook Air, and by the time they do, it wont matter. Its not a manufacturing problem, its an attitude problem.
Share:
Top 16 PC Game Mods You're not getting the real PC gaming experience unless you're playing with modifications. Read on for our favorite PC game mods of all time.
Share:
Amazon CEO Invents Airbags For Your Cell Phone Never worry about dropping your device again.
Share:
Android Tablets Grab 20 Percent of Market Share ABI Research reports Android tablets have nipped 20 percent of the tablet market share--but the iPad is still the big player.
Share:
Security Researchers Give BlackBerry PlayBook Pass Mark The QNX operating system that will power future BlackBerry devices has been given a cagey thumbs up by testers commissioned to probe for weaknesses.
Share:
Bay Area Transit Police Cut Mobile Service to Thwart Protest BART says it cut phone services out of safety concerns, but riders question logic of preventing emergency calls.
Share:
Study Finds Android App-makers Careless With Some Data A lot of the software written for Google's Android mobile phones falls short when it comes to user privacy and security.
Share:
Chromebooks Now do Windows Cisco's Citrix Receiver brings Windows desktops and apps to Chrome OS laptops.
Share:
Consumerization of IT: Lessons for Enterprise Applications Analysis: IT is inadequately prepared to fully exploit the opportunity that all those consumer devices in the workplace represent.
Share:
Sprint Cancels WiMax Version of BlackBerry PlayBook Sprint has decided not to offer a WiMax version of the BlackBerry PlayBook, the company said Friday.
Share:
Samsung Anticipated, Will Fight Tablet Ban A patent expert says Samsung wasn't surprised at a German court's recent injunction to halt sales of the Galaxy Tab in most European countries, and is ready to fight the ruling.
Share:
San Francisco Subways Decision to Halt Cell Phone Service Fuels Criticism With undeniably bad timing, the Bay Area Rapid Transit admitted it shut off subterranean cell phone service to prevent a protest. That has drawn the ire of civil rights advocates, who liken the action to what happened in Egypt
Share:
Google+ Posts Will Appear on Google Social Search Results Google's move to start integrating Google+ users public posts into the search engines social search results is a smart move. It comes as Google continues to try to siphon users away from Facebook and other services
Share:
Facebook Answers Google+ Games by Revamping its Own It's the battle of the network games, as Facebook overhauls its game offerings a day after Google launches games on its social networking site.
Share:
Samsung's Popular Galaxy S II Due Out Before iPhone 5 The Galaxy S II is probably the strongest rival to the iPhone
Share:
NAND Flash Can Verify a Device's Identity People who make, buy and sell flash storage could detect counterfeit products based on the unique "fingerprints" of the chips, using techniques being developed...
Share:
Lenovo's New Portable Monitor Powered by USB Lenovo this week announced a 14-inch mobile monitor that works by plugging it into a laptop's USB port.
Share:
Space Elevator Enthusiasts Face Unanswered Questions Attendees of a space elevator conference look for ways to build it.
Share:
Google+, Day 9: Playing With Sparks Today I am taking a look at the concept of Google+ Sparks and trying to figure out whether they serve a useful purpose or not.
Share:
Wall Street Beat: Tech Shares on Wild Ride U.S. stock markets edged up for the day Friday afternoon, but fears of an economic slowdown and concerns about the debt crisis in Europe caused technology stocks...
Share:
Read PC World Blogs and Windows 7 Updates
Full Windows 7 Coverage
Start here for an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Microsoft's new operating system.
Today @ PCWorld
For the latest in news and trends from PC World's editors and staff
Game On
The hottest info on PC gaming, hardware, and news from Matt Peckham
How to Build a Home Entertainment Network Learn to use your computer network as a next-generation entertainment hub. Get started.
Advertisement
Free Trial of Trend Micro Internet Security Pro Download Free 30-Day trial of full version, includes all security features of the regular product.
Most Popular Searches
Downloads
Windows 7
Google+
Hackers
Apple iPad
Product Reviews
Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2011
93
Pros Good interface; Strong malware detection Cons Scan speeds lag behind top performers
Read Complete Review » Top 10 Paid Antivirus Programs for 2011 » Top 5 Paid Antivirus for 2011 »
Nikon Coolpix S9100
84
Pros Very good macro capabilities; 18X-optical-zoom lens; Large array of useful and creative scene modes; In-camera editing features improve low-light shots; Superior image quality; Extremely easy to use; Excellent performance for the price; Light and slim for such a long-zoom camera Cons No RAW shooting mode; No manual controls
Read Complete Review » Top 10 Compact Point-and-Shoot Cameras » Point-and-Shoot Cameras With the Best Image Quality » Top 10 Pocket Megazooms »
Barnes and Noble Nook Color Reader's Tablet
87
Pros Intuitive interface that's optimized for reading; Display produces good colors and minimal glare Cons Requires proprietary microUSB charger; App store not coming until 2011
Read Complete Review » Top E-Readers »
Get Big Savings When you Shop at PCWorld.com
Shop online at PCWorld.com, where you can compare product information, read trusted reviews, and find the best prices on consumer electronics.
imageCLASS LBP6000 Laser Printer
Price: $109.99
Be the first to review
HL-2270DW Laser Printer
Price: $139.00
Be the first to review
Browse more Best Prices on Printers, Ink & Toner, Paper, Graphics & Publishing Software
Top News on PCWorld.com
Top 16 PC Game Mods You're not getting the real PC gaming experience unless you're playing with modifications. Read on for our favorite PC game mods of all time.
Share:
Amazon CEO Invents Airbags For Your Cell Phone Never worry about dropping your device again.
Share:
Top Reviews on PCWorld.com
8 Great Laptops Under $800 It seems like most of us these days can share Groucho Marx's sentiment: I started out with nothing and I have most of it left. These great laptops won't strain your bank account.
Share:
Acer Iconia Tab A100 Reinvents 7-Inch Tablets Crammed with ports, this stylishly designed tablet is the first to ship with Android 3.2. We get a chance to play with it.
Share:
Watch Your Your Garden Grow With MyGardenBytes MyGardenBytes helps you track your hydroponic and conventional gardening seed stock, growth rates, and other decision-making data.
Share:
10 Great Android Apps for Music Lovers Use some of these Android apps to turn your phone into an awesome portable jukebox.
Share:
Downloads: Editor's Collection
10 Favorite Free FontsEverything written--be it a novel, a report, or a witticism--reads better in the right font. Here are the classic serif, sans serif, and script fonts, along with brush scripts, blackletter, and quirkier fare. Walt Disney's autograph? Creepy horror fonts? Tattoo templates? They're all here.
Doris Day   11975 Downloads  |  Free  |  Filed Under Fonts
Doris Day steps in to the font spotlight with smart brush styling and charming curves.
Chopin Script   16013 Downloads  |  Free  |  Filed Under Fonts
Claude Pelletier's elegant script provides adds a romantic spin to font collections.
Sinister Visions Font Quartet   7273 Downloads  |  Free  |  Filed Under Fonts
Designer Chad Savages collection of four horrific fonts slashes first and asks questions later.
See (7) more 10 Favorite Free Fonts »
Browse DownloadsAntivirus & SecurityDesign & MultimediaUtilitiesGames Chat, Email, & the Web
Sponsored Downloads
Adobe Acrobat 9 StandardDeliver the richest, most engaging PDF communications anytime, anywhere with Acrobat 9 Standard. Create and share PDF documents reliably. Combine files from multiple applications in a single PDF file. Create fillable PDF forms easily to collect data electronically. Apply basic document security features. Easily convert any document that prints to PDF to preserve formatting and help ensure document integrity. Combine content in a single PDF file. (Compatibility: Windows XP, Server 2003, Vista) Get Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard for a whopping 50% off when you use discount code AUTO-XJ19.
Plato DVD Ripper PackConvert your favorite DVD or Blu-ray movies to the other video format with one step and at high speed: (1)MPEG-4 AVI video; (2)MPEG1( VCD-PAL , VCD-NTSC) , MPEG2 (SVCD-PAL , SVCD-NTSC) video; (3)MP4 video that Apple iPod can play; (4)MP4 video that Apple iPhone can play; (5)MP4 Video for Apple TV suite; (6)Sony PSP MPEG-4 or AVC video; (7)MPEG2, MP4 or FLV that Sony PS3 can play; (8)Youtube FLV video; (9)WMV video (10)WMV or MP4 that Microsoft Zune can play; (10)3GP video that mobile phone can play. With Customize setting it's easier than ever. Whether you're a veteran or a beginner, you'll feel it was developed for you. It provides you with excellent image/sound quality and smaller file size with just a few clicks. Free update ,free technical support and 30 days money back! (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,WindowsCE,Windows XP,Windows NT/2000/2003/SBS2003,Windows Vista,Windows 7) Use discount code PLAT-8HDO-BIT to get a great 60% saving on this DVD suite.
Newsletter Subscription Resources

You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com

Unsubscribe from this newsletter here.

To add or remove newsletters, change your address, or change your format (HTML or text-only), please go here.

If you have questions or comments about PCWorld e-mail newsletters, please contact: webmaster@pcworld.com

PCWorld Privacy Policy

© 2011 PCWorld Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of PCWorld Communications, Inc. is prohibited. PCWorld is a registered trademark of International Data Group, Inc. All other trademarks used on PCWorld are the property of their respective owners. PCWorld Communications, Inc., 501 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94107.

No comments:

ads