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 IBM Turns 100: Some Perspective IBM celebrates its 100th birthday this week. In tech years, by our estimation, that makes the company approximately 4,976 years old. Share:   |  Security Hysteria: Let's Cut the Hype Hackers are more malicious than ever, but the media- and vendor-fomented hysteria is misplaced. If it doesn't stop soon, expect to see Congress breathing down the neck of IT Share: | Has LulzSec Gone Too Far? LulzSec is really pushing it with their latest attacks Share: | Beware of Cell Phone Radiation Scams, Warns FTC FTC says phony shield scammers are looking to prey on worried consumers Share: | Apple Delays MacBook Update, Waits for Lion Apple apparently wants to nudge us toward iCloud with its next hardware models. Share: | Symantec Uncovers Bitcoin-Stealing Trojan Online digital currency is increasingly the target of pirates and digital thieves. Share: | Copyright Grinch Pulls 'Friday' YouTube Video Its Friday, without Rebecca Blacks YouTube video. Here's why, and where you can turn. Share: | LulzSec Steals, Shares Logins in Latest Hack Followers of LulzSec on Twitter openly claim to have used the leaked data, which could open these individuals to criminal prosecution. Share: | 4 Tips on How to Use Facebook Legally to Conduct Background Checks As more people create Facebook profiles (500 million and growing), and sign on other social media sites, hiring managers find new ways to vet prospective employees. Share: | Facebook Crafts an iPad App "Project Spartan" is no Trojan, just an HTML 5 view of Facebook optimized for iOS. Share: | Apple Gets Chintzy With Back-to-School 'Deal' This year's promotion offers only a gift card for apps with purchase of certain Macs, instead of pushing iPods as in the past. Share: | Wanted: A Kinect App Store Analysis: The beta SDK is out, but Microsoft still doesn't make it easy to find and download these creative Kinect PC apps. Share: | Claim: Wii U Games Now Shown at E3 Because of 'Underclocked' Hardware Consulting firm claims Wii U third-party games weren't shown at E3 2011 because the hardware wasn't up to snuff. Share: | Am I the Only One Who Likes Physical Android Buttons? Google is reportedly doing away with physical buttons on the next version of Android. Share: | U.S. Department of Defense, NASA Seek Ideas for Starship Travel The U.S. Department of Defense and NASA today issued a call for papers to help in their quest to ensure that humans can start interstellar space travel. Share: | Research Tackles Powering the Virtual Data Center Virtualization makes power management more complicated, but one researcher says he has the solution. Share: | Microsoft Rings Alarm Bell on Fake Windows Support Calls Microsoft today warned that scammers have taken to the phone lines to dupe Windows users into putting malware on their machines or paying for worthless help. Share: | Google, MIT Get PCs and Smartphones in Sync An MIT computer science grad student and a Google researcher have joined forces to build software that makes it a lot easier to move open tasks and apps between smartphones and PCs. Share: | Play Your PS3 and Xbox On The Go While it's hardly a handheld device, the Gaems G155 Portable Gaming System is ideal for gamers who want to take their consoles away with them. Share: | Apple's Lion isn't for Everybody The refreshed Mac OS X will become available next month, but not all customers will be able to take advantage of its features. Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com | IBM Turns 100: Some Perspective IBM celebrates its 100th birthday this week. In tech years, by our estimation, that makes the company approximately 4,976 years old. Share: | Security Hysteria: Let's Cut the Hype Hackers are more malicious than ever, but the media- and vendor-fomented hysteria is misplaced. If it doesn't stop soon, expect to see Congress breathing down the neck of IT Share: | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: May 2011Our reviewers can't get enough of utilities. Geeky stuff like benchmarking, drive partitioning, memory testing. Must-haves like desktop organizers and security helpers. Microsoft Office improvements. But we like to have fun, too, so we couldn't resist some great media software, sci-fi themepacks, and designing our own cursors. These are just the highlights from the merry month of May. | | Doctor Who Windows 7 Theme 3241 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Themes | | This Doctor Who Windows 7 theme starts with the first Doctor and goes all the way to the eleventh. | | | PCMark Basic 3968 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Benchmarking | | Put your hardware through its paces, and then compare your performance online, with this free program. | | | RealWorld Cursor Editor 12174 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Tools | | Create static or animated cursors for Windows XP, Vista, or 7; make cursors from images. | | | See (11) more PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: May 2011 » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Privacy SolverHelps remove traces of Internet activity and every-day computer use, including cookies, temporary Internet files, typed URLs and more. Gives you the choice of both automatic and manual protection capabilities. You can even set advanced protection rules to exclude legitimate items from being removed. Customers benefit from free technical support through the exclusive SupportBase.NET service and access to the renowned after-sales service from MyCustomerBenefits.com. (Compatibility: Windows XP) Use discount code MULT-5IQ4-STAF for 50% off! | | Flip Video Converter--15% off!A creative digital device which includes the Flip Ultra, the Flip Ultra HD, the Flip Video Mino, and the Flip Video Mino HD. Flip video Camcorder records video in .MP4 format. Encode flip video to common video formats and extract audio tracks from referred video formats to a variety of file types. Enjoy captured flip videos on your iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, PSP, Zune, BlackBerry, Gphone or other MP3/MP4 player. Join multiple flip video files into one file by tick Merge into one file option. Crop and Customize Video Frame Size Customize video frame size according to the scale of cropped video. Apply effects like brightness, contrast, saturation, grey, emboss, and old film. Convert multiple flip video files at one time, making your conversion much easier. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows NT/2000/2003/SBS2003,Windows Vista) |  | |
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