GameStick review: Another bad Android micro-console that means well

Follow:   11.14.2013  View in a Browser GameStick review: Another bad Android micro-console that means well 11.13.2013 12:40 PM The idea is sound and the form factor is fascinating, but the GameStick is simply not worth your time. Executive bad habits, including porn, endanger corporate security 11.13.2013 12:46 PM A new study shows that top-level execs with bad computer habits are causing major security concerns for IT departments. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Business Get the latest info for your business. How-To on PCWorld Our award-winning editors tell you how to get it done.   Apple, Samsung spar over money, as iCourt resumes 11.13.2013 12:50 PM An eight-member jury will determine how much Samsung should pay to Apple for infringement of five patents in 13 phones. HealthCare.gov enrolls just 27,000 in first month 11.13.2013 1:05 PM The number of enrollees so far represents a small fraction of those eligible for health insurance under the so-called Obamacare law passed in 2010. HP Chromebook 11 pulled off shelves due to overheating charger 11.13.2013 1:10 PM Google and HP halt all sales for the HP Chromebook 11 after reports of damaged, overheating chargers start trickling in. Dropbox makes a play for business users 11.13.2013 1:20 PM The company on Wednesday announced Dropbox for Business, a paid service that provides Dropbox's bread-and-butter file hosting, but with a smorgasbord of additional features. Cisco first-quarter revenue falls short as profit drops from last year 11.13.2013 1:55 PM It's a rare miss for the networking giant, which is considered one of the bellwethers of the tech industry. Twitter now letting marketers target mobile ads by device, OS version, and Wi-Fi 11.13.2013 2:10 PM Twitter will give advertisers more controls to serve different ads to users based on which OS version their mobile device uses. AMD's 2014 mobile roadmap is built around low power, security logic 11.13.2013 2:15 PM If you're interested in buying an AMD-based notebook or tablet in 2014, you'll need to know three code names: Kaveri, plus the new Beema and Mullins chips. Panel: Hospitals are just starting to build health IT foundations 11.13.2013 2:30 PM Hospitals discuss how to deliver better care at lower costs using technology. Diving in to Desktop Dungeons 11.13.2013 2:34 PM Do you enjoy dying over, and over, and over again? You're in luck! Sony says PlayStation 4 hardware is 'supercharged' 11.13.2013 12:39 PM New features in Sony's upcoming gaming console will make it easier for users to stream games and share content over social media.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2012 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107