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 Black Friday Reality Check: The Worst Busts of 2011 Not all Black Friday sales are what they appear to be. Here's a look at 10 Black Friday doorbuster deals that stink. Share:   |  Surrounded by Surveillance: Is Everything Spying On You? Depending upon who you listen to, GPS tracking shouldn't be your only concern when you are out and about on the streets. Share: | Computer Science is the Hottest Major on Campus Six-figure salaries and hipster images mean record applications at the nation's top comp sci colleges. Share: | The 10 Best PS3 Games GamePro's "Top 10" PS3 games sees Batman: Arkham City, Uncharted 3, and RPG smash-hit Skyrim join the list. But what didn't quite make the cut? Share: | Black Friday: Update Your Parents' Browser Day? Could Black Friday become the unofficial day to update your parent's browser? Some are hoping it does. Share: | Inside Facebook's Amazing Oregon Data Center Analysis: The 333,400-square foot facility has tens of thousands of servers but it takes only 55 people to run it. Share: | Unpatched Apache Reverse Proxy Flaw Allows Access to Internal Network A yet-to-be-patched flaw discovered in the Apache HTTP server allows attackers to access protected resources on the internal network. Share: | Microsoft Surface: Why it Didn't Change Everything Analysis: Surface was and is neat, but Microsoft didnt seem to be dreaming about it big enough for it to become a breakthrough product. Share: | Some Malls Tracking Shoppers Through Their Cell Phones This Holiday Season For some, Black Friday is now Track Friday. Share: | Apple Kicks Off Black Friday Sale Save some money today on an iPad, iPod Touch, MacBook, and iMac or accessories. Shop both online and in Apple stores. Share: | The First Microprocessor--The 40th Anniversary of Intel's 4004 Meet the first microprocessor and see what it was used for--from pinball machines to early electronic voting. Share: | Is 2012 the Year Android Invades the Enterprise? Analysis: For CIOs, the year 2012 will be one of huge opportunity and incredible risk as Android phones and tablets drive deeper into the enterprise. Share: | Motorola Releases Slightly Thicker Droid Razr-like Phone for China Motorola is bringing the concept for its Droid Razr smartphone to China's largest mobile carrier in a new handset, but has done so with a thicker casing. Share: | The 10 Best Xbox 360 Games Batman: Arkham City, Saints Row: The Third, and Skyrim break into GamePro's countdown of the best Xbox 360 titles. Share: | Samsung Appeals Against Galaxy Tab Sales Ban in Australia Samsung's lawyers begin an appeal against the ban on sales of the company's Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia. Share: | London Wires up for 2012 Olympic Games While London's massive Olympic park is still very much a frenetic construction site, IT engineers are fine tuning the equipment that will be used to transmit video. Share: | Will Congress Crush Tech Spending? The failure of the Congressional Super Committee to reach a deficit reduction agreement triggers automatic federal spending cuts beginning the next fiscal year, which will likely make a lot of government IT contractors nervous. Share: | Is the AT&T Merger With T-Mobile USA Dead? Given the FCC staff opposition to the proposed AT&T merger with T-Mobile USA, it's fair to ask: Is the $39 billion deal dead? Share: | Germany's Merck Wants Facebook Page Back Germany's Merck KGaA has threatened legal action after it said it lost its Facebook page apparently to rival Merck & Co. in the U.S., though it has yet to... Share: | Add Document Tabs to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Your browser uses tabs, so why shouldn't your office suite? Awesome freebie Office Tabs adds them to Microsoft Office. Share: | |  | | Top Reviews on PCWorld.com |
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 Kindle Fire vs. Nook Tablet: Which Should You Buy? If you want an inexpensive slate, the new tablets from Amazon and Barnes & Noble are your best bets. We tested them head-to-head to see which one worked better for reading, browsing the Web, watching video, listening to music, and more. Share: |  Connected Blu-ray Players for Any Budget PCWorld put six popular Blu-ray players through their paces. We compared them on image quality and Internet options to help you find the best match for your home theater. Share: |  Record Cable TV on Your PC, Easily Is your DVR overloaded? Use your PC to record shows, and you can store as much as you want and watch it on anything--including your TV, phone, and tablet. Share: |  Hauppauge WinTV-DCR-2650 Review: Affordable TV Tuner Adapter Is Simple to Use For a price thats hard to beat, the WinTV-DCR-2650 brings two digital HD tuners to your PC. Share: | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Add-ins to Power Up Outlook Outlook may be the most popular email client on the planet, but that doesn't mean it has every feature you need. It could use help in a lot of ways, including cutting through email overload, killing spam, integrating with social networking services, and more. Here's the good news: Downloadable add-ins can help you do all that and more. Here are a dozen downloads--many of them free--to transform Outlook from just another email client into a communications powerhouse. --Preston Gralla | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | History Killer ProSecure your online and offline privacy by removing dangerous and compromising files. Based on a professional approach, this complex tool cleans windows temporary files, recycle bin, unusable history, prefetch files, index.dat file, cookies, cache, Internet history, MS Office temporary files, etc. keeping your favorite website information untouched. (Compatibility: Windows XP/NT/2000/2003/SBS2003/Vista) PCWorld newsletter subscribers, use discount code DRST-XRI5 to get 50% off! | | ClipSafe Clipboard BackupEver lost data in the clipboard? Ouch. ClipSafe protects data you copy to the clipboard from accidental erasure. Clipboard only stores one piece of data at any one time. Whenever you copy new data to the clipboard, existing data is lost. ClipSafe monitors your clipboard, and makes backups of data you copy to it. You can then conveniently restore backed-up data to your clipboard on demand. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/ XP) Discount code MULT-5IQ4-STAF gets PCWorld newsletter subscribers 50% off! |  | |
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