Facebook Timeline: Privacy Settings You'll Want to Set

View this newsletter online | Newsletter Services | More Newsletters » Follow @pcworld on Twitter October 2, 2011 PCWorld.com » News Daily Technology News

Our Top Stories Facebook Timeline: Privacy Settings You'll Want to Set Facebook's new version of the profile, called Timeline, might reveal more about your past than you'd like. Here's how to take control of your digital life. Share: Oops! Apple Prematurely Sends 'Welcome to iCloud' E-mail Apple has sent out invitations to an event on Tuesday, when observers expect the iPhone 5 and iOS 5 announcements to be made. Share: Microsoft Downs Domain that Bred Botnet that Targeted Macs Mac users uncharacteristically faced Kelihos, a small but dangerous botnet. Share: On the Front Line Against the Next Stuxnet Homeland Security runs training exercises to help organizations of all kinds prepare for the next aggressive global worm. Share: AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II Now Available Online The smartphone, which has been a big hit in Europe and has surpassed 10 million in channel sales, is now available for purchase at AT&T's website for $200 with a two-year contract. Share: Oracle May Launch Its Own PaaS Offering UPDATE: Oracle may unveil its own platform-as-a-service offering next week, setting it in competition with Microsoft's Azure, Salesforce's Heroku and many other smaller services. Share: Cocktail Machine Will Make You Swallow Your Tasty Words Who needs a bartender when you can have a typewriter dispensing all kinds of different drinks out of words? Share: Read PC World Blogs and Windows 7 Updates Full Windows 7 Coverage Start here for an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Microsoft's new operating system. Today @ PCWorld For the latest in news and trends from PC World's editors and staff Game On The hottest info on PC gaming, hardware, and news from Matt Peckham How to Set Up Your Network for PCs and Macs Here's how you can get your Windows 7 PC to to play nicely on a network that also has Macs. Keep reading. Advertisement Free Trial of Trend Micro Internet Security Pro Download Free 30-Day trial of full version, includes all security features of the regular product. Most Popular Searches Windows 8 Android Freeware Tablet Windows phone 7 Product Reviews Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2011 93 Pros Good interface; Strong malware detection Cons Scan speeds lag behind top performers Read Complete Review » Top 10 Paid Antivirus Programs for 2011 » Top 5 Paid Antivirus for 2011 » LG Electronics INFINIA 47LW6500 47" 3D LED TV (1920x1080, 240Hz, HDTV, LED Backlight, 3D, Wi-Fi) 87 Pros Excellent feature selection; Highly competitive price; Very good image quality Cons Minor motion issues Read Complete Review » Our Favorite HDTVs for 3D Viewing » Top 10 HDTVs » Lenovo ThinkPad X1 88 Pros Very solid construction; Thin and relatively light Cons poor battery life; glossy screen Read Complete Review » Top Ultraportable Laptops » Top 10 Business Laptops » Get Big Savings When you Shop at PCWorld.com Shop online at PCWorld.com, where you can compare product information, read trusted reviews, and find the best prices on consumer electronics. LT Series LT2704u 10.1" Black Netbook Price: $179.99 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review Inspiron 14R 14" Black Notebook Price: $549.99 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review Browse more Best Prices on Laptops, Notebook Accessories, Wireless Networking, Desktops Top News on PCWorld.com Facebook Timeline: Privacy Settings You'll Want to Set Facebook's new version of the profile, called Timeline, might reveal more about your past than you'd like. Here's how to take control of your digital life. Share: Oops! Apple Prematurely Sends 'Welcome to iCloud' E-mail Apple has sent out invitations to an event on Tuesday, when observers expect the iPhone 5 and iOS 5 announcements to be made. Share: Top Reviews on PCWorld.com Incredibly Useful Sites for Small Business Nearly all the tools you need to run a small or midsize company are within reach of any Web browser. Here are some of the best online services and sites for business. Share: Samsung Galaxy S II for AT&T Review: Fast and Powerful The Samsung Galaxy S II pretty much has it all: a dual-core processor, HSPA+ speeds and a gorgeous display. But a current security flaw with the lock screen causes some concern. Share: Brother MFC-J825DW review: Midpriced MFP with CD/DVD printing CD/DVD printing and some Web connectivity help this model stand out among other midpriced inkjet MFPs. Share: Cut the Rope Review: Challenging Puzzles and Adorable Monsters This cute physics-based game is somewhat resource-heavy but otherwise excellent. Share: Downloads: Editor's Collection Classic Games in the Making: Old-School RPGs Are New Again In the early days of computer RPGs, all it took was you and your PC to enjoy a good story and the thrill of success. Today, you may want to experience new games in the old style--and that's what we're talking about here, to varying degrees of "new" and "old." The games in this unranked list mix old-school gameplay with new styles and ideas. We tossed in one classic for reference. All are single-player and turn-based; no 20-man raids or button-mashing required. --Ian Harac Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • Sponsored Downloads Playrix Platinum Pack (PC)The Playrix Platinum Pack for PC includes Royal Envoy, Around the World in 80 Days, Gardenscapes, Atlantis Quest and 20 more. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7) PCWorld newsletters subscribers, use discount code PLAY-G7Y8 to get 80% off! Disk Doctors File ShredderHelps you to shred files and folders from your Windows drive; shreds the deleted data leaving no traces of sensitive critical data. Selling or disposing of a PC creates a serious threat: Hard drives which are part of the PC are usually formatted so they can be used without anyone knowing about previous use. Unfortunately, almost all sensitive data can be recovered using specialized recovery labs or software. Shredding the sensitive data--deleted files and folders--can remove all traces of sensitive data without damaging the drive useless. File Shredder is an advanced file shredding application which includes easy-to-use options to shred files, folders, and unused space from a logical drive. The software presents a hierarchical explorer view to select file and folders to shred. Simply add the files to the "shredding zone" and select the shredding patterns. The software destroys the data beyond recovery. Shredding patterns offered by Disk Doctors File Shredder exceed the standards of DOD US and offers 9 Shredding standards. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/Windows 7) Get 50% off with discount code FILE-OMRW-DISK

Newsletter Subscription Resources You are subscribed to this newsletter as: irani.bharath.good@blogger.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 © 2011 PCWorld Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of PCWorld Communications, Inc. 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. PCWorld Communications, Inc., 501 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94107.