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In the
November 2011
PCWorld Magazine

Touch-centric and more mobile-oriented than any earlier Windows, version 8 promises lots of new tricks. In PCworld's November issue, check out an overview of what we know now. Also in the issue, we survey the current HDTV landscape--LED LCDs, plasmas, smart TV platforms, and 3D capabilities--to help you find the set best suited to displaying the content you watch. And if you've ever lost a phone or laptop, don't miss our guide to guarding your data (and with the help of some apps, possibly recovering your gear).

We welcome your comments about any of the tips, reviews, and news in the latest issue. Send your feedback to our editorial director:
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Inside the November Issue

Windows 8 In Depth
Microsoft makes big changes with Windows 8, revamping the look and function, and adding support for the next generation of mobile devices.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» 8 Things About Windows 8

» Sneak Peek at Windows 8 Tablet Apps

» Windows 8 Presents Cure for Bloatware

Top TVs of 2011
Looking for a great all-around HDTV? Our PCWorld Labs tests helped us identify the ten best sets for features, design, and image quality.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» HDTV Buying Guide

» How to Calibrate Your HDTV

» Stream Live TV to Your PC

How to Recover a Lost Phone, Tablet, or Laptop
These terrific tools and tips can rescue your wayward mobile devices and keep your personal data from falling into the wrong hands.

See related articles on PCWorld.com:

» 9 Ways to Keep Your Mobile Devices Secure While Traveling

» How to Secure Your Tech Gear

» Keep Your Wi-Fi Secure

Hot Downloads
in the November PCWorld

Maxthon Web Browser
One of the best uses for Maxthon is to visit ancient sites (like for work) that only work with Internet Explorer.

Revo Uninstaller
This program promises to find those bits and pieces of files you uninstall and zap them so that your computer gets truly clean.

Password Manager
Tired of having to remember passwords for Web pages? If you need a way to help ensure that your private information stays private, you'll most likely find Password Manager a help.

Norton AntiVirus 2012
It does a very good job at detecting and removing malware, and it has a smooth interface.

PCWorld.com Exclusives

The Most Intriguing New Cameras of Fall
Get your holiday wish lists ready: These brand-new interchangeable-lens cameras, interesting point-and-shoots, and innovative imaging devices are all coming in late 2011.

Mechanical Keyboards: Should You Switch?
Tired of typing on a boring, mushy membrane keyboard? One editor made the switch to a mechanical keyboard a month ago, and hasn't looked back.

Cheap Ink and Toner: Finding the Best Deal
An online shopping trip shows that national retailer Staples charges more and a website called Bluedogink.com charges less--but it's the deal around the price that makes the difference.

15 Free Apps for Personalizing Your Android Phone
Change the look of everything on your phone--from the browser to the home screen--with these useful Android apps. They won't cost you a cent.



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