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 Google+ App for Android Gets Major Overhaul Google+ now has bigger photos browsing, more controls, and includes "battery life improvements". Share:   |  iPhone 4S Battery Woes: Where is the Outrage? Apple's iPhone 4S battery blues should act as the catalyst for change, with users demanding better battery performance no matter the handset brand. Share: | What's Inside a Giant Box of Skyrim? While you're waiting for Skyrim to arrive, here's what's coming in the $150 collector's edition. Share: | Republic Wireless to Offer $19 Unlimited Talk, Text and Data Plan The upstart company will offer a hybrid wireless service similar to Unlicensed Mobile Access services offered by some carriers like T-Mobile. Share: | HP TouchPad Returns to Best Buy Best Buy is offering HP's tablet, which was discontinued in August, at prices starting at $150 for the 32GB version, provided you purchase a qualifying PC. Share: | Gmail iOS App: 8 Features for the Rumored App With Google reportedly on the verge of launching a native Gmail app for iOS, here's eight features I'd love to see included in the app. Share: | Apple Blasted As 'Digital Vampire' by The Who Guitarist Pete Townshend The legendary guitarist said Apple's iTunes store doesn't do enough to help out new musicians, and he urged Apple to hire talent scouts to mentor new artists. Share: | Supply of Critical Rare-earth Elements About to Expand There are rare-earth elements in your computer, digital camera, television, smartphone, in the batteries of hybrid vehicles, and in long-lasting lightbulbs. Share: | Laptop Suspected Source in Blaze: Fire Officials Advise Caution With Laptop Chargers A fire captain is warning users to keep their charging laptops and other electronics off beds and sofas. Share: | Why Microsoft's Vision of the Future Will Really Happen Microsoft released a video in 2008 and another one this week that together predict the sleek, wireless, connected gadgets we'll all enjoy by the year 2019. Share: | Bill Gates Says He Helped Steve Jobs Create the Mac Steve Jobs had some very harsh things to say about Bill Gates in the just-published biography of him. In an interview yesterday, Gates responded quite kindly to that criticism, but also took credit for helping Steve Jobs invent the Mac. Share: | Opposition to Stop Online Piracy Act Grows A coalition of technology trade groups Monday joined the growing chorus of voices opposing a recently filed anti-piracy bill that they contend is far too heavy-handed. Share: | New Nook Color: 4 Things We Want to See Barnes & Noble is expected to announce a new version of their e-reader/tablet soon. Here's what we think they need to compete with Amazon's Kindle Fire. 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Share: | What IT Should Know About AC Power After all, it's just electricity, right? How hard could that be? Surprisingly hard -- if you don't know what you're doing. Here's the lowdown Share: | Google Moves Reader Sharing to Plus, Despite Complaints With its upgrade of Google Reader on Monday, Google has shut down the native social content-sharing features of the popular RSS feed manager and shifted the... Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Free Halloween Fun: Themes, Screen Savers, and Fonts to Ward Off the Holidays It's that time of the year again, when days get short, nights get long, and Christmas seems just over the horizon. Perhaps Halloween is Nature's way of slowing the inevitable slide to the holidays. If you're planning a Halloween party instead of making your holiday gift list, how about printing out invitations in a Ghoulish font? And if you're busily hanging up paper ghosts and spider webs, don't neglect your computer: We've got several free wallpapers and desktop themes to choose from, including a festive Day of the Dead theme and mutant zombie-jack-o-lantern wallpaper. --Kim Saccio-Kent | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Halloween 3D ScreensaverMost Halloween screensavers are boring and plain, but this screensaver is artistic, outstanding and smart. And scary of course! Featuring a horrifying Jack olantern served together with skeletons, skulls and shrieking sounds, install this--if you dare. (Compatibility: Windows XP/Vista/Win 7) PCWorld newsletter subscribers use discount code DEF-6Y1E-DA for 50% off! | | AV Voice Changer Software 7.0Confuse your friends. Confound your enemies. Generally have a lot of fun with this voice changing software. 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