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Make Your Web Site Popular Spiderowych has a new web site up. He asked the Answer Line forum how he could make it popular. I've got some practical advice for him. - Lincoln Spector, Contributing Editor More Q&A From Answer Line Send Google Calendar Alerts to Any Cell Phone Jonah Langlieb asked how to send Google Calendar notifications to any cell phone. Share: Is It Really Necessary To Logout of Web Sites? Keith Stanley wants to know if he should logout of Web sites that require a login Share: Smartphone Vs. Digicam Spiderowych asked a simple question: Will the mobile phone ever replace the digital camera? Share: More Tips From PCWorld.com 10 Tips to Make Your Web Browser Less Annoying Answer Line With Lincoln Spector Try PCWorld's Speed Up Everything Superguide Get 100-plus pages of tips to fire up your system and supercharge your other tech essentials. Browse Answer Line Read the latest updates in Lincoln Spector's blog. 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Most Popular Searches Android Tablet Windows 8 Samsung Buying guides Product Reviews Canon PowerShot S100 88 Pros Excellent image quality; 1080p and superslow-motion video modes; Full manual controls and RAW shooting; Superb feature set for any level of photographer Cons Sluggish RAW shooting and flash-recycling times; Short battery life, especially when GPS is used Read Complete Review » Top 10 Compact Point-and-Shoot Cameras » Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Cameras With Manual Controls » Best In-Camera GPS Features » Point-and-Shoot Cameras With the Best Image Quality » Best Point-and-Shoot Cameras for Shooting Video » Canon PowerShot S100 88 Pros Excellent image quality; 1080p and superslow-motion video modes; Full manual controls and RAW shooting; Superb feature set for any level of photographer Cons Sluggish RAW shooting and flash-recycling times; Short battery life, especially when GPS is used Read Complete Review » Top 10 Compact Point-and-Shoot Cameras » Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Cameras With Manual Controls » Best In-Camera GPS Features » Point-and-Shoot Cameras With the Best Image Quality » Best Point-and-Shoot Cameras for Shooting Video » Casio Exilim EX-H20G 81 Pros Excellent in-camera GPS and mapping; Ultra-wide-angle 24mm lens with 10X optical zoom; Phenomenal battery life; Green-screen-like Dynamic Photo feature; Very good image quality in well-lit situations; 360-degree Slide Panorama mode Cons No manual controls; Mediocre macro mode; Digital zoom only in video mode; No burst mode Read Complete Review » Point-and-Shoot Cameras With the Best Image Quality » Best In-Camera GPS Features » 100 Best Products of 2011 » Top 10 Pocket Megazooms » 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. 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