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 Intel Starts Distributing Open Source LibreOffice The Microsoft Office alternative is available in a five-language version featuring English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Share:   |  Mobile Less Popular Way to Buy Than in Store, Researchers Say Consumers with smartphones cited security and poor network coverage as some of the reasons as to why they choose to shop in a store, rather than through a mobile application or site. Share: | The Cloud Gets More Awesome with New Offers Dropbox, Box and others announce enhancements such as automatic uploads and free storage to lure you onto their particular cloud. Share: | Samsung Launches Low-cost Android 4.0 Tablet With Bigger Screen Samsung adds a second tablet to a new Galaxy Tab 2 family of low-cost tablets, but this time with a 10-inch screen. Share: | Malware Surpasses 75 Million Unique Pests in a Year Security vendor McAfee predicted unique malware samples would hit 75 million in 2011, but the real number was worse -- and guess which platform is most vulnerable? Share: | Huawei Releases Quad-core Smartphone With Its Own Processor Huawei launches the Ascend D Quad family, which has an in-house developed quad-core processor. Share: | 10 Facebook Tips For Not Annoying Friends An unusual decree by a judge in a divorce case raises the issue about what's appropriate, and what's not, on social networks. Share: | Google+ Workaround Found By Chinese Critical of Internet Censorship Governments can put up all the roadblocks they want to keep their people from communicating freely, but crafty technology buffs often find a way to break through those barriers. Share: | States Challenge Google Privacy Policy Change Attorneys General from 36 U.S. states are blasting Google for its modified privacy policy, especially for users of Android phones. Share: | First Look: Samsung's Galaxy Beam Android Phone with a Built-In Projector The Galaxy Beam packs in a 15-lumens projector without sacrificing slimness. Share: | UK's Branson Beats Porn Cybersquatter An Australian man who tried to register a porn domain using the name of Virgin CEO Richard Branson has been ordered to hand over the URL. Share: | Flashback.G Trojan Targets Macs Increasingly, virus-writers are aiming at Mac users, such as the Flashback Java Trojan variant hitting systems running OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Share: | Wage Hikes in China, Higher Tech Prices Here? Some companies are better able to absorb higher manufacturing costs, but they still might pass them along to consumers. Share: | Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Sighted in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress Samsung began displaying outdoor billboards in Barcelona on Sunday of a 10.1-in. Galaxy Note, featuring the digital pen seen in the smaller 5.3-in. version. Share: | Microsoft Likely to Limit Windows 8 Edition Selections Some editions will be for system vendors only, but Microsoft won't copy Apple's online-only upgrade sales, an analyst says. Share: | Hidden File Offers Suggestion for Pirates: Apply for A Job The developers of Syndicate snuck in a message offering potential pirates a job making games. Share: | What You Should Know About Pinterest and Copyright As Pinterest and Flickr make it easier for website managers and photographers to block content from Pinterest, here's a closer look at the legal issues. Share: | Sony Adds Two New Phones to Xperia NXT Line Sony on Sunday introduced two Android new phones into its NXT series, following the first phone in the series that it launched at CES earlier this year. Share: | Hands On: LG Optimus 4X HD Quad-core Phone LG's Optimus 4X HD comes loaded with a lot of enticing features. Share: | Pakistan Plans System to Filter and Block Websites Pakistan has floated a request for proposal for a system to filter and block websites, some months after banning the use of encryption on the Internet, and... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Remo Outlook Backup & MigrateA total solution to protect and migrate your Outlook emails. Simple one click backup and migrate or restore handles emails, folders, contacts, calendar, journal entries, tasks, notes, RSS feeds, settings, Email accounts, message rules, junk e-mail lists and even your email signatures. A scheduling option ensures that your backups will automatically happen. (Compatibility: Windows XP, Vista, 7) PCWorld newsletter subscribers, use discount code REMO-IF5M for 25% off! | | Lightning PDF Professional A complete PDF alternative to Acrobat. You can create PDF files, assemble and combine PDF files, add, edit and delete text directly in a PDF. You dont need source files to fix typos, remove text, reformat paragraphs, insert and enhance images and more, even insert your own watermark. (Compatibility: Windows XP, Vista, 7) Use discount code AVAN-8WK0-LPDF to get 20% off! |  | |
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