| Our Top Stories |
|---|
 10 Crazy IT Security Tricks That Actually Work IT security threats are constantly evolving. It's time for IT security pros to get ingenious. Share:   |  Ouya to Enter Gaming Market with $99 Android-Powered Console The Ouya has a quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor, 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage. Share: | The IBM PS/2: 25 Years of PC History Here's a fond look back at the Personal System/2 series of PCs, which embarrassed IBM in the late 1980s but shaped the modern PC you know today. Share: | Google Nexus 7 Tablet on Sale: Staples Takes Pre-Orders The office supply chain expects to ship the tablet on July 12. It's selling only the 16GB version--for $249. Share: | Galaxy S III Spontaneous Combustion Tale Was a Hoax Forum user admits to helping the phone combust with a microwave. Share: | DNSChanger Doomsday Threat Fizzled--Just as It Should Have You might see the whole DNSChanger ordeal as overblown. On the other hand, the information campaign worked. Share: | Mozilla Puts the Brakes on Thunderbird Security updates will continue, but new innovation will depend on community involvement, the foundation says. Share: | Samsung, Embrace Your 'Uncool' Galaxy Tablets With the right spin, Samsung could turn a judge's ruling that deemed its product not as cool as the iPad into a positive marketing campaign. Share: | Mountain Lion Release Coming Soon, with Windows 8 to Follow The Gold Master release of OS X Mountain Lion has been given to developers, meaning the company is on track for a public release before July ends. Share: | Verizon Delays Samsung Galaxy S III Launch Until Thursday Verizon has delayed its in-store launch of the Galaxy S III two days. Share: | Microsoft Plans to Sell a Few Million Surface Tablets Steve Ballmer didn't indicate whether Microsoft will start designing its own hardware on a regular basis or whether Surface is just a limited-edition reference design. Share: | Smartphone Owners Back Obama by Wide Margin Over Romney 49% of the smartphone owners said they'd vote for Obama, while 31% said they would vote for Romney. Share: | Samsung Tablets Not 'Cool' Enough to Infringe on Apple Design, U.K. Judge Rules Apple loses a patent case against Samsung after a U.K. judge brands the Galaxy Tab 'not as cool' as the iPad. Share: | Apple Removes Negative App Reviews Caused by Update Crashing Bug Apple has begun removing negative app reviews from apps that were affected by the bug that caused updates to crash last week. Share: | Secret World Diary 1: The Illuminati Loves Old School Hip-Hop We take a look at Funcoms new MMO that promises to be the anti-World of Warcraft (and occasionally lives up to it). Share: | Verizon to Sell BlackBerry Curve 9310 for $50 After Rebate Smartphone will go on sale Thursday, with a two-year service plan. Share: | The 15 Best Android Accessories We take a look at the best Android accessories you might actually use. Share: | Google, FTC Near $22.5M Settlement Over Safari Privacy Breach The fine, the largest ever imposed by the FTC, stems from Google bypassing the privacy settings of millions of Apple users. Share: | Researchers Use Nanotech to Make Cancer 3 Million Times More Detectable Scientists at Princeton University say they have used nanotechnology to make tests to detect diseases, like cancer and Alzheimer's disease, 3 million times more sensitive. Share: | Windows Server 2012 to Ship in August Closely following a similar announcement for its Windows 8 operating system, Microsoft also said it will release to manufacturers (RTM) its next-generation operating system for the server, Windows Server 2012, next month. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Spyware Doctor with AntiVirusProtects against viruses and spyware. Delivers protection that wont get in the way of your everyday computer use. With a brand new user interface, PC Tools Spyware Doctor with AntiVirus combines the trusted, powerful protection you need with the simple experience you want. (Compatibility: Windows XP, Vista, 7) PCWorld newsletter subscribers, use discount code PCTO-TO05-WNET for 35% off! | | iMacsoft PDF to Text ConverterA text extraction tool which can extract the text contents from a PDF document into a text document, maintaining the original physical layout. A standalone program which does not require Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader. Also can convert batches of files at high speed and with good quality. Especially designed to convert your PDF (Acrobat) file to plain text. It extracts the PDF file's text and strips out any logos, fonts and graphics which the file may contain, leaving you with simple, reusable text (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista,Windows 7) Discount code IMAC-MNTU-THAN gets you 30% off! |  | |
| Newsletter Subscription Resources | | You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com 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 © 2012 IDG Consumer & SMB. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of IDG Consumer & SMB 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. IDG Consumer & SMB, 501 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94107. | |
No comments:
Post a Comment