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 10 Reasons to Switch to Linux in 2012 If you want to be in control of your operating environment, Linux is the way to go--and it's free. Share:   |  Microsoft: 5 Smart and 5 Dumb Moves the Company Made in 2011 Love it or hate it, Microsoft is a company that brings out strong emotions in just about every IT professional. With 2011 over, it's time for our picks. Share: | Lenovo Adds New Core Chips, Thunderbolt to ThinkPads Lenovo announced ThinkPad laptops with cutting-edge technologies including Intel's upcoming third-generation Core processors and the Thunderbolt interconnect, which is currently found only on Apple laptops. Share: | The First Next-Gen Wi-Fi Chips Arrive Broadcom announced its first chip family based on the coming 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard, which promises significant improvements over todays fastest 802.11n gear. Share: | Will an Ubuntu Gadget Debut at CES? Canonical says it will be on hand at the show with 'an exclusive Ubuntu concept design.' Share: | 5 Major Changes Facing the Internet in 2012 Technical operations and policymaking could change significantly this year with the move to ipv6 and new top level domains. Share: | Microsoft Researcher: Passwords Aren't Dead but They Need Fixing Passwords offer good enough protection vs. the harm that breaches cause. Share: | 5 Reasons to Look Forward to Windows 8 in 2012 The clock is ticking to the launch of Windows 8 -- expected sometime this year. Here is a look at five things that make the next-generation Windows OS an intriguing platform worthy of a closer look. Share: | BlackBerry PlayBook Apps: 7 Must-Have Downloads Here are seven great applications for BlackBerry PlayBook tablets -- many of which are free. Share: | Tips From IT Professionals on How to Handle Virtual Desktops, Wireless, Network Performance Issues IT professionals offer advice on security, virtualization, and networking. Share: | Try Avant Browser 2012 for a Choice of Rendering Engines Users of the latest build of this free Windows browser can assign the Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome engine to different kinds of Web pages. Share: | Google, Facebook Rivalry to Heat up in 2012 As Google works to make its Google+ social network a major competitor to market leader Facebook, the battle between the two could reach a critical point in 2012. Share: | Ramnit / ZeuS Hybrid Compromises 45,000 Facebook Accounts: What You Should Know A new variant of an old worm is making its way through Facebook, stealing logon credentials and possibly compromising financial accounts. Share: | Ramnit Worm Goes After Facebook Credentials A pervasive worm has expanded its reach to now steal login and password details for Facebook users, warned security vendor Seculert, which found a server holding... Share: | Bandwidth Bottlenecks Loom Large in the Cloud InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) CIO Tom Conophy has no reservations when it comes to the cloud. Share: | Mobile App Developers to Get Their Own Professional Organization The Application Developers Alliance would enable collaboration and provide education, cloud access, and lobbying efforts. Share: | Symantec Investigates Possible Leak of Norton AntiVirus Source Code Symantec is investigating claims by a group of hackers that they are in possession of source code for its Norton AntiVirus (NAV) product. Share: | AT&T Expands 4G LTE Network to 11 New Cities The carrier's "real" 4G service, which can hit speeds ten times faster than 3G service, has now gone live in a batch of new large markets, including New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Share: | Users Bail on Windows XP Big-Time Windows 7 benefits from upgrades, gaining former users of Microsoft's oldest supported operating system as well as upgrades from the hapless Windows Vista. Share: | Lawmakers Seem Intent on Approving SOPA, PIPA Early this year, the U.S. Congress appears likely to move forward with two controversial copyright enforcement bills, even with vocal and widespread opposition... Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com |  CES Preview: Mobile Technology Will Dominate Everything Lots of tablets and apps will be on display at the gigantic CES show in Las Vegas next week. But we'll also see older technologies that are trying to behave more like mobile devices. Share: |  Lenovo Adds New Core Chips, Thunderbolt to ThinkPads Lenovo announced ThinkPad laptops with cutting-edge technologies including Intel's upcoming third-generation Core processors and the Thunderbolt interconnect, which is currently found only on Apple laptops. 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