 Head to Head: iPhone vs. Android Two PCWorld editors face off in the battle of the smartphone platforms. Share:   |
 Microsoft Office Alternatives: Productivity Software Showdown There's no need to pay a fortune for Microsoft Office. We pick the best of the bunch from among desktop suites and online offerings. Share: |
Android Becomes Best-selling Smartphone OS, Says Canalys Shipments of Android-based smartphones reached 32.9 million worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2010, making Android the best-sellingoperating system for... Share: |
Seven Hints to Stay Safe Online The Web and social networking are part of mainstream culture and daily life, so it is important to learn to use them safely and securely. Share: |
'Radical Redesign' Urged for Future Computers A study suggests the emergence of multicore processors will support an overhaul of computing architecture and much faster operations. Share: |
IT Execs Hope iPad, PlayBook Will Boost Decision-Making Process IT executives at Chevron and TD Bank are testing whether tablets like Apple's iPad and the upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook can be used to improve workflow Share: |
Modems: 60 Years of Hooking Up A visual guide to the history of the modem, from the 1950s to today. Share: |
Google Gambles $20K that Chrome Can't be Cracked Google is so confident that its Chrome browser can't be hacked that it is offering a $20,000 bounty and a CR-48 Chrome notebook reward. Share: |
Can You Swap Your Laptop With an iPad? Tired of lugging your laptop on business trips? Imagine leaving your clunky laptop at home and getting virtually all of your work done on a slim iPad. Yes, it's possible. Share: |
Preview: Microsoft Patch Tuesday for February A look at what to expect from Microsoft for Patch Tuesday, and some expert commentary on which patches are most critical. Share: |
A New Leaf for Business Banking Something to consider adding to your corporate New Year's resolutions: Restart talks with your banks now. Share: |
Wireless Charging Powers Forward for Mobile Devices Charging devices wirelessly with power mats is cool and convenient, but the technology still has some maturing to do. Share: |
Costco Ink Refills Help You Save Big Our serial refiller more than halved his printing costs with Costcos ink-refill service, but he found that the warehouse clubs ink wasnt as vibrant as HPs. Share: |
Cloud Storage Ahead: Proceed at Your Own Risk Cloud data storage has advantages, but recent events illustrate that trusting all of your data to the cloud could be foolish. Share: |
FTC Settles Complaints Against Credit Report Resellers The FTC settles cybersecurity complaints against three credit report resellers. Share: |
Yahoo Labs Forms Group to Target Advertising Yahoo Labs has formed a team to improve the targeting and effectiveness of online advertising, the company said Thursday. Share: |
Office 2010 Boosts Microsoft Earnings Consumer purchases of Office 2010 helped fuel Microsoft's record quarter. Share: |
US Indicts 27 in Apple Product Credit-card Fraud Ring New York prosecutors indicted 27 people on Wednesday as part of a crime ring that bought Apple iPods, iPads and other products with stolen credit card... Share: |
Lenovo Halts Shipment of PCs With Faulty Intel Chipsets Lenovo on Thursday said it would stop shipments of its latest IdeaPad laptops and IdeaCentre desktops in the wake of Intel's revelation of a flaw in the Sandy... Share: |
How Long Would Your Business Last Without the Internet? Egypt's decision to turn off the Internet and cell phones in an effort to stop Egyptians from talking with each other and plotting against the government has put businesses in that country in a fix. Share: |
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