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Apple's Powerhouse Workstation

The Apple Mac Pro (Xeon E5620) might be overkill compared to with some of its workstation rivals and all-in-one alternatives, but it's still a worthy addition to your company's arsenal of number-crunching weapons.

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V

While you can get more zoom in a same-size camera from competitors, Sony makes up for it with a wealth of innovative features and clever in-camera software in t...

Price: $279 - $349.99
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Samsung HZ35W

Samsung packs a lot of fun features and a 15x zoom lens into its HZ35W, but noisy images hold this pocket camera back.

Price: $349.95 - $349.99
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras

Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 is the most expensive pocket superzoom of the pack, but it does deliver solid shots, even in low light, along with a handsome featur...

Price: $259 - $369.99
- 45 minutes ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Do Declining 3D Movie Sales Spell Death for 3DTV?

Are 3D movies and TV just a gimmick – and a dying one? That's the question of the week, as a Slate.com analysis probes 3D movie revenues. But is a rush toward 3DTV commoditization necessarily a bad thing?
- 2 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in HDTVs
Dell Answers Critics Demanding Streak's Source Code

A Dell representative said via Twitter on Thursday that the computer manufacturer is "reviewing concerns" that the company has not satisfied the terms of the GPL license in releasing the source code underlying the Dell Streak.
- 4 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Tablets
Episode 233: Inside Intel-McAfee, Netflix's Big Deal, How The Kindle Won The West, Space, the Final Frontier, iTV and more!

Episode 233: Inside Intel-McAfee, Netflix's Big Deal, How The Kindle Won The West, Space, the Final Frontier, iTV and more!
- 4 hours ago
- by Brooks Rowlett
- in CrankyGeeks
Hands On: Google Voice Calls via Gmail

While the integration of Google Voice and Gmail creates a nice synergy between the two services, there is still quite a lot of room for improvement, especially in enabling basic click-to-call functionality.
- 5 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Internet
Fujifilm FinePix F80EXR

The pocket-size Fujifilm FinePix F80EXR gives you enough zoom to get close to the action, and it takes some pretty impressive photos, but the user interface on ...

Price: $233 - $299
- 5 hours ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Facebook Ditching IE6 Support for Chat Next Month

Facebook's chat functionality will no longer be supported on Internet Explorer 6 after September 15, the social-networking site announced Wednesday.
- 6 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Browsers
Apple Mac Pro (Xeon E5620)

The Apple Mac Pro (Xeon E5620) might be overkill compared to with some of its workstation rivals and all-in-one alternatives, but it's still a worthy addition t...
- 6 hours ago
- by Joel Santo Domingo
- in Mac Desktops
AGs Want Craigslist to Shut Down 'Adult Services' Section (Again)

The battle between our nation's attorneys general and online classifieds site Craigslist continued Wednesday when 17 AGs penned a letter to the site's founders asking that they immediately remove Craigslist's adult services section.
- 6 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Security
Socialite Merges Social Networks, Feed Readers into One App

If you're a Mac user and you're tired of using multiple apps for Twitter, Facebook, and your favorite RSS feeds, Socialite can wrap them all up in a single app with a unified interface that makes it simple to stay on top of recent updates.
- 6 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in AppScout
Weird thing about the Sharper Image Literati. The Black and White versions have different designs & keyboard layouts. #ebook
- 6 hours ago in Twitter
- PCMag (PCMag.com)
Link Wireless A/V Extender Brings Your Desktop Display to the Couch

Imation launches its Link Wireless A/V Extender for those who want their computer's environment on a bigger screen without the tangles of wires.
- 7 hours ago
- by Joe Osborne
- in Gearlog
6 Things Apple Should Announce at its September 1 iPod Event

Apple is hosting a "special event" in San Francisco on September 1. New iPods, and perhaps an Apple TV, loom on the horizon. Were's our wishlist.
- 7 hours ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in MP3 Players
Staples Back to School Systems

Autumn means a new school year, fresh school supplies, and even a new back-to-school desktop or laptop. At Staples, you'll find both. Check out our reviews of the latest laptops for back to school available at the store.
- 7 hours ago
- by Laarni Almendrala Ragaza
- in Back to School Computer Guide
The Bufalino is a Concept Car You Can Live In

If you think the housing market was bad, or the rental market in a city like New York was ruthless, maybe all you really need is The Bufalino, a 3-wheeled concept vehicle designed for transportation and shelter.
- 7 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in Gearlog
Logitech Announces the Z623 Speaker System, THX Certified

If you've been looking for a space-saving set of speakers for your computer or to drop next to your HDTV and plug in to your receiver, the new Logitech Speaker System Z623 is designed for you.
- 8 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in Gearlog
Garmin Recalls nüvi GPS Devices Due to Overheating Batteries

Concerns about overheating batteries has prompted Garmin to recall approximately 1.25 million nüvi personal navigation devices, the company announced Wednesday.
- 8 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in GPS Navigation
Western Digital Store: Back-to-School Hard Drive Savings

The Western Digital Store is offering up to 15 percent off select drives.
- 8 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Sony Announces New iPod and iPhone Dock

A new bass-enhanced iPod and iPhone dock from Sony will cost $200.
- 8 hours ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in Audio Accessories
Hands On: Sony's Translucent Mirror Cameras

Sony's new Translucent Mirror cameras feel like a D-SLR, but there's a catch.
- 8 hours ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Microsoft Releases Exchange 2010 SP1

Exchange 2010's got a new SP1 update, and a host of enhancements.
- 8 hours ago
- by Samara Lynn
- in atwork
Is Hipmunk the Holy Grail of Flight Search?

The new web travel start up sold close to half a million in flight sales in its first 8 days.
- 9 hours ago
- by Courtney Boyd Myers
- in Web Sites
Foodspotting: Food Photos are Worth a Thousand Words

Part Google Maps, part FourSquare, Web service Foodspotting lets you share your food suggestions and photos with your friends.
- 9 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in AppScout
Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

The Canon PowerShot SX210 is a no-nonsense camera that packs a long 14x optical-zoom lens into a small body. But this camera doesn't excel in low light, and ima...

Price: $290 - $349.99
- 9 hours ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Lighted Folio for Reading in the Dark

The Lighted Folio fits the current Global six-inch screen Amazon Kindle 2 and the Barnes & Noble Nook and shines a retractable twin LED reading light on the E Ink display for easy reading in dim light.
- 9 hours ago
- by Fahmida Y. Rashid
- in Gearlog
More Deals From TechBargains: 08/25/10

Our good friends over at TechBargains shared with us some deals on gaming, home entertainment, and personal electronic products. Check them out!
- 9 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Costco's Back to School Laptops and Desktops

With the new school year fast approaching, it's time to check out the desktops and laptops the warehouse giant Costco has to offer for the bargain-hunting shopper.
- 9 hours ago
- by Laarni Almendrala Ragaza
- in Back to School Computer Guide
Digg Redesign: Nice Look, Rocky Start

The revamped Digg homepage takes cues from social media rivals, but the service itself is proving problematic in the early stages.
- 10 hours ago
- by Jeffrey L. Wilson
- in Small Medium Business (SMB)
A Wall Outlet to Charge USB Devices: Not Here Yet

Considering the number of electronics devices that can be charged via USB, being able to just plug a USB device into the wall to charge is just common sense. But no one has made them for the US markets yet.
- 10 hours ago
- by Fahmida Y. Rashid
- in Gearlog
Apple Sends Invites for September 1 'Special Event'

Putting the rampant rumors to rest, Apple on Wednesday announced that it will hold a "special event" on September 1.
- 10 hours ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Audio
TechBargains Computer and Peripheral Deals: 08/25/10

Our good friends over at TechBargains.com shared with us some great deals on laptops, desktops, monitors, and more. Enjoy!
- 10 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Atari Flashes Back on the Nintendo DS

It's the 1970s all over again, as Atari's best vintage games are coming to the Nintendo DS
- 10 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in AppScout
Draw with Your Pogo Stylus and Win Swag from Ten One Design

Ten One Design is running its second annual Pogo Art Contest now though October 29 for Pogo Stylus users.
- 10 hours ago
- by Joe Osborne
- in Gearlog
According to @kevinrose, Digg V4 is launching today. Here's my sneak peek from earlier this summer: http://bit.ly/9ncege #digg
- 10 hours ago in Twitter
- SCarrollPCMag (Sean Carroll)
Groupon: $12 Fandango Ticket for $4 Today Only

If you're not already familiar with Groupon.com, a site that offers daily deals specific to the city in which you live, then you should get on the ball fast. Today's deal is a $12 Fandango ticket for only $4. The Groupon is redeemable online, and is good for over 16,000 theater locations.
- 10 hours ago
- by Jennifer Bergen
- in Techsaver
Hands On with Roxio Creator 2011's 3D Features http://bit.ly/atlap1 #media
- 10 hours ago in Twitter
- mikemuch (Michael Muchmore)
Google Integrates Google Voice, Gmail; Adds Free Calls

Google announced that it will make a form of Google Voice available via its Gmail service in the next few days, offering users a new option to "chat" within the Gmail interface via free phone calls to the U.S. and Canada.
- 11 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Internet
Virgin Mobile Delays $40 Broadband Plan

Due to "technical difficulties," Virgin Mobile is briefly delaying the launch of its $40 unlimited wireless broadband plan.
- 11 hours ago
- by Sascha Segan
- in Cell Phone Service Providers
Panda Antivirus Pro 2011 reviewed http://bit.ly/d7CqaV #security #panda #antivirus #software
- 11 hours ago in Twitter
- SCarrollPCMag (Sean Carroll)
Report: Cybercrime Increases As SMBs Fail To Fortify Security

A new study reveals that many companies aren't prepared to fight cybercrime.
- 12 hours ago
- by Jeffrey L. Wilson
- in Security
New iPod Touch? $99 iTV? Which Apple Rumors Are Most Probable?

From the iPad mini to a new Apple TV, we round up and weigh in on the latest Apple rumors—and their likelihood.
- 12 hours ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in MP3 Players
CookBlast Helps You Improve Your Kitchen Skills

CookBlast is an educational cooking site that encourages you to browse and view videos for different dishes depending on what you're interested in cooking.
- 12 hours ago
- by Alan Henry
- in AppScout
Boxee Adds Beginnings of Film Library

Boxee said Wednesday that it has added the foundation of a movie library or a store, including thousands of films from four launch partners.
- 12 hours ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Internet
Get Sights and Sounds with the SoundOrb Aurora

Gear4, the UK-based audio gadget maker, has just announced the SoundOrb Aurora docking station, which provides more than just great sound.
- 12 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Gearlog
WD Turns Electrical Wiring into High-Speed Connections

Today, Western Digital introduced the WD Livewire--Powerline AV Network Kit, which lets you turn your existing electrical outlets into high-speed Internet connections throughout the house.
- 12 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Gearlog
Renamed Sensor Keeps Plants Blooming

PlantSense has just signed an exclusive arrangement with Black & Decker that will put PlantSense's EasyBloom technology in a line of Black & Decker gardening tools.
- 12 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Gearlog
HP Mini 110 Netbook for $279.99

Today you can pick up the HP Mini 110 netbook for a starting price of $279.99.
- 12 hours ago
- by Troy Dreier
- in Techsaver
New Kindle is Fastest-Selling Ever, Amazon Says

Forget everything you heard about Apple's iPad being a Kindle killer—for the moment, at least. Amazon's ebook business is doing gangbusters. Last month the online retail giant announced that ebooks for the Kindle have outpaced hardcover sales. Earlier this month, the company introduced the latest version of the e-reader—and then sold out of it in a matter of days.
- 13 hours ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Gadgets

Foursquare Sees Record Signups In Wake of Facebook Places

For now, at least, Foursquare seems to be doing gangbusters, and the service apparently has Facebook Places to thank.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Brian Heater
- in Internet
Facebook Places Will Crush Foursquare

Foursquare execs seemed positive at last night's event, but Facebook's entry into location-based services will leave little room for competition.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Lance Ulanoff
- in Internet
Amazon Kindle (3G + Wi-Fi)

The latest edition's improvements aren't revolutionary, but the Amazon Kindle remains the best dedicated ebook reader on the market.
- on 8/23/2010
- by Dan Costa
- in Ebook Readers
Samsung Galaxy Tablet Coming in September

With rumors of an Apple iPad mini in the air, Samsung on Tuesday unveiled its own 7-inch tablet, the Galaxy Tab.
- 1 day ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in Tablets
Firefox 4 Beta 4 Hits Monday With Unlockable Hardware Acceleration

Here comes the fourth beta of Firefox 4! Set to be released to the public on Monday, Firefox 4 beta four brings with it a laundry list of improvements and enhancements over previous beta versions—and especially the "normal" build of Firefox 3.6.8 that common users are used to working with at this point. So where does one begin?
- on 8/22/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Browsers
Halo: Reach Leaked (Without Spending $1,250 to Download it on Xbox Live)

Whoops! The next installment in one of Microsoft's most beloved (and lucrative) video gaming franchises, Halo, has been leaked. That's the full version of Halo: Reach we're talking about, a game which pulled more than 2.7 million players during its two-week beta in early May. While the alleged thieves come from a forum of modders known as GameTuts, Microsoft—in many ways—shares a little bit of the leak's blame.
- on 8/21/2010
- in Microsoft Xbox 360
Amazon Kindle: The Unboxing

Before we put the new Kindle under our magnifying glass with a full review, we took some unboxing shots to get you excited. Check out our slideshow for a close look at the new Amazon Kindle.
- 3 days ago
- by Wendy Sheehan Donnell
- in Ebook Readers
Turn Your Apple iPad into an iPhone—Free!

It won't cost you a penny to add voice calls and texting to Apple's tablet with these five apps.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Jeffrey L. Wilson
- in Tablets
Apple's iTV Coming in Sept for $99, Digg Founder Says

Apple will launch its rumored iTV platform in September running iOS and priced at about $99, according to a blog post from Digg founder Kevin Rose.
- 2 days ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Media Hubs & Receivers
HP Pavilion dv7-4083cl

The HP Pavilion dv7-4083cl desktop replacement laptop shines at home and on the road.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Cisco Cheng
- in Laptops & Notebooks
Intel Releases First Mobile, Dual-Core Atom

Netbooks have been in the market and thriving well for over two years, and yet the Atom processor, the brains behind your average netbook, has been running on a single core – until today
- 3 days ago
- by Cisco Cheng
- in CPUs & Components
Chatroulette Down, Promises 'Renewed and Updated' Site

Is Chatroulette undergoing a makeover? The webcam-based chat Web site has promised to launch a "renewed and updated" version of the site, which has come under fire for the questionable online behavior of some of its members.
- 3 days ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Security
Motorola Sends C&Ds; to Leaked Android 2.2 Hosts

Well, Motorola, that didn't take long. Word of a leaked version of the Android 2.2 update—"Froyo"—for the Motorola Droid X smartphone hit the news circuit on Friday, and the company has already prepped a response for sites hosting said Froyo ROM file: Take it down.
- on 8/22/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Cell Phones
Intel-McAfee Deal Makes Secure Hardware a Priority

Intel's decision to buy security software giant McAfee for $7.68 billion on Thursday will add a "third pillar" of security to Intel's product portfolio, generating the possibility of short-term product combinations and a long-term integration of security, analysts said.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Mark Hachman
- in CPUs & Components
The Nine Most Ingenious iPad Accessories

We've search high and low to find iPad cases that aren't cookie-cutter silicone sleeves. Express your wicked sense of humor or practical sophistication with one of PCMag's 9 Most Innovative iPad Accessories.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Andrea Burciu
- in Accessories
Developers Snap Up Unlocked Google Nexus One Smartphones

Lackluster sales prompted Google to ditch its Nexus One smartphone in the U.S., but its popularity among developers has since soared, and the phones are on backorder, Google said in a Thursday blog post.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Cell Phones
The Cloud Fails Again

We've become too reliant on the cloud. The Internet is down, and I can't do a thing.
- 2 days ago
- by John C. Dvorak
- in Internet
Apple UI Patent Prompts Speculation of an iMac touch

A European patent filed by Apple in January suggests that the company is thinking about an iMac-like touchscreen computer that could shift between touch and stylus input. However, the patent says nothing about switching between two operating systems.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Tablets
EasyBCD 2.0

Free, and full of features, this boot-management software is an essential for any advanced Windows user.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Edward Mendelson
- in Utilities
HP Earnings Call Reveals Tablet Plans

Hewlett-Packard confirmed its tablet plans in a conference call on Thursday.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Mark Hachman
- in Tablets
Apple Patent Targets iPhone Thieves, Jailbreakers Too?

A recently revealed patent application from Apple—filed in February 2009, but posted two days ago—uses iPhone modifications as potential evidence of unauthorized access to the device. But is Apple's latest patent anti-theft... or anti-jailbreak?
- on 8/21/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Cell Phones
Sweden: Nothing Strange About Julian Assange Arrest Warrant

If the sudden change of heart by Swedish prosecutors in the matter of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange's rape allegations seems strange, it isn't—that's according to a new statement by the Swedish Prosecution Authority, which has taken to the airwaves to offer an additional explanation for the 24-hour about-face that took place this past Friday and Saturday.
- on 8/22/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Web Sites
IBM Describes Fastest Microprocessor Ever

IBM described its 5.2-GHz chip on Tuesday, the fastest microprocessor ever announced. Don't bet that you'll ever be able to buy it, though.
- 1 day ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in CPUs & Components
Google Adopts $5 Registration Fee for Chrome Developers

Want to upload a brand-new extension to Google Chrome's gallery? That'll be one cup of coffee--$5, actually, which is the amount that Google is now charging new developers to unlock their accounts for access to Google extensions, themes, and app uploads.
- on 8/22/2010
- by David Murphy
- in Internet
'Call of Duty: Black Ops' to Be Demoed Today, Online

Get the first look at one of this fall's hottest titles, "Call of Duty: Black Ops", by Activision and, developer, Treyarch. Accompanying the live demonstration today at 9 AM PT will be an interview with Treyarch Community Manager Josh Olin and Military Advisor Hank Keirsey.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Natalie Shoemaker
- in PC Games
LogMeIn Pro2

If you need an easy way to control a PC or PC remotely, LogMeIn is a decent choice.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Michael Muchmore
- in Utilities
Sony D-SLRs Offer Revamped Mirror Box, HD Video Capture, GPS

Sony's new D-SLRs revamp the mirror box in order to add continuous auto-focus to still image captures and video recording.
- 2 days ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras
Logitech Speaker System Z623

Logitech’s THX-certified, 2.1-channel Speaker System Z623 pumps out powerful, sweet-sounding PC audio at a nice price.
- 20 hours ago
- by Tim Gideon
- in Speakers
AMD Unveils Bulldozer and Bobcat Core Designs

AMD's new "Bulldozer" and "Bobcat" cores, slated for release in 2011, utilize new designs to achieve improved performance at reduced power levels.
- 1 day ago
- by Matthew Murray
- in CPUs & Components
Virgin Mobile USA Unveils $40 Unlimited Broadband2Go Plan

Virgin Mobile USA on Monday announced a new, $40 unlimited mobile broadband plan for its prepaid monthly service.
- 2 days ago
- by Gregg Binder
- in Networking
How to Buy a Projector

The projector world is expanding, with several new varieties recently coming into the market. We clarify the differences between projector types, and help you pick a model that's best for you.
- on 8/19/2010
- by M. David Stone
- in Projectors
Adobe Patches Flash Player within Acrobat, Reader

Adobe has released security updates for Acrobat and Reader that actually fix vulnerabilities within the Flash player.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Larry Seltzer
- in Security
Hands On with Roxio Creator 2011's 3D Features

The latest Roxio suite makes it easy for multimedia mavens to convert 2D images to 3D.
- 2 days ago
- in Photos, Video & Graphics
Top 10 Back to School PC Buying Tips

We give you the ten top tips for finding that perfect desktop or laptop for your schooling needs.
- 2 days ago
- by Laarni Almendrala Ragaza
- in Laptops & Notebooks
Report: Google Testing 'Instant Search' Feature

According to a number of online reports, Google is currently testing an "instant search" feature that changes search results as you type.
- 1 day ago
- by Brian Heater
- in Search
McAfee Security Rivals Cheer, Criticize Intel Deal

Everyone's talking about Intel's agreement to acquire McAfee as a wholly owned subsidiary. At $7.68 billion it's definitely a big deal, but what will it mean to the rest of the security industry? I asked various security companies for their take on the event.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Neil J. Rubenking
- in Security
Google Releases Chrome Web Store Developer Preview

Google on Thursday released a developer preview of its Google Web Store.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Browsers
Facebook Fires Back at ACLU's Criticism of 'Places'

Facebook on Thursday shot down complaints that it failed to build important privacy safeguards into its new Places location-based service.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Security
Cameron Diaz is McAfee's 'Most Dangerous' Internet Celeb

For the fourth year, McAfee has compiled its "most dangerous celebrities" to search on the Web study, and Cameron Diaz tops this year's list.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Security
Hands On with Facebook Places

Facebook Places is a privacy disaster that doesn't give the user any real incentives to use it.
- 3 days ago
- by Sean Ludwig
- in iPhone Apps
RIAA: Google Should Include Copyright in Net Neutrality Plan

Several music organizations, including the Recording Industry Association of America, penned a Wednesday letter to Google encouraging the company to include protections against copyright infringement and child pornography in its net neutrality plan.
- on 8/19/2010
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in Networking
AVADirect Custom Gaming PC

The AVADirect Custom Gaming PC is one of those technological terrors that exists only to smoke benchmark tests and humiliate rivals on the game grid.
- on 8/20/2010
- by Joel Santo Domingo
- in Desktops
New Xbox 360 Chip Emphasizes Low Power

On Monday, Microsoft revealed new details of the system-on-a-chip (SOC) within the latest Xbox 360 with 250 Gbytes, with an emphasis on low-power operation.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in CPUs & Components
Report: Toshiba Prepping 3DTV That Doesn't Require Glasses

Later this year, Toshiba will reportedly release a 3D television that does not require 3D glasses.
- 1 day ago
- by Chloe Albanesius
- in HDTVs & Home Theater
The Secret World of Web Easter Eggs

Buried within unseen code on sites like YouTube, Facebook, and Google lie numerous undocumented tricks to entertain and amuse.
- 2 days ago
- by Benj Edwards
- in Internet
Microsoft Confirms DLL Issue, Releases Workaround

In response to new developments in the old vulnerability of insecure DLL loading Microsoft has released an advisory describing the problem, actions that may be taken by users, administrators and developers, actions they plan to take and a tool that administrators can use to mitigate vulnerable applications.
- 1 day ago
- by Larry Seltzer
- in Security
TiVo Slide Remote

If you're seriously into browsing and discovering new shows, the TiVo Slide remote will be a welcome, albeit pricey, addition to your TiVo experience.
- 2 days ago
- by Joel Santo Domingo
- in HDTV & Home Theater Accessorie
Google Goggles Future Includes the iPhone

Google will release an iPhone version of its currently Android-based Google Goggles app by the end of the year, Google executives said Monday.
- 2 days ago
- by Mark Hachman
- in Mobile Apps
Netgear ProSafe 802.11n Dual-Band Wireless Access Point WNDAP350

Netgear's WNDAP350 Access Point is a must for small businesses looking to affordably expand their wireless networks.
- 1 day ago
- by Samara Lynn
- in Wireless Networking
Hands On: Kodak's New Touchscreen Pocket Camcorder

Kodak on Monday launched a new touchscreen pocket HD camcorder, an extremely thin 5x digital camera, and a touchscreen photo frame.
- 2 days ago
- by PJ Jacobowitz
- in Digital Cameras

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