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 Mobile World Congress: Quad-Core and Windows 8 Expected to Shine The world's largest mobile-devices show, which starts Monday, should provide updates on quad-core phones and tablets, the consumer version of Microsoft's Windows 8, and much more. Share:   |  Quad-core Smartphones and Tablets Will Soon Get LTE Nvidia has partnered with modem chip makers GCT Semiconductor and Renesas Mobile to make it easier to build LTE (Long-Term Evolution) smartphones and tablets. Share: | FTC Reaches $359 Million Settlement Over 'Free' Trial Offers The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has reached a suspended US$359 million settlement with a Canadian businessman and his companies for charging customers for... Share: | Amazing Story of Lost Photos Returned: Websites Offer Recovery Hope Website reunites a couple with their precious photos three years later. Share: | Why Microsoft is More Afraid of Google Than Apple Microsoft has recently launched an all-out advertising assault against Google. Share: | Bad News for Blackberry: Netflix Not Interested RIM is telling customers not to get their hopes up if they are waiting for a Netflix app to arrive on BlackBerry 10 phones or the Playbook tablet. Share: | Nokia Biggest Windows Phone Vendor in Q4, Strategy Analytics Says Nokia shipped 900,000 Windows Phones during the fourth quarter, which was enough to become the world's number one Microsoft smartphone vendor. Share: | Universal 'Do Not Track' Button: A Recipe for Disappointment Tech coalition proposes universal browser do not track button. Share: | Obama's Internet Bill Of Rights Will Be Hard to Enforce: Here's Why Let's take a closer look at the major points of the president's timely announcement on online rights. Share: | Ultrabook Prices Could Drop to $600, Thanks to Use of Hybrid Disk Drives Some Ultrabook makers are switching from solely solid state drives to hybrid disk drives to cut costs. Share: | iPad 3 Display: A Possible Peek Repairs website iFixit analyzes a purported iPad 3 screen and declares it has double the resolution of the iPad 2 screen. Share: | Box Offers 50GB of Free Storage for Android Users Log in to Box on your Android device in the next month and you'll be upgraded to 50GB of storage automatically. Share: | Dropbox Adds Automatic Photo Uploads The app will automatically upload your images to a expanded cloud storage from a Mac or Windows PC or Android device, with iOS support expected soon. Share: | WP7 'Smokes' 88% of Rivals, Microsoft Says Throwdown bets $100 that Windows phone beats all comers at everyday tasks, in the latest Windows Phone 7 promotion. Share: | Apple Dumping 30-pin Connector? How About Dumping Cords Altogether? Can Apple cut the 30-pin connector cord used for synching and charging iOS devices? Let's hope it can. Share: | Google Promises Chrome Won't Track Chrome will join other browsers by adding a button to let users opt out of automated tracking, after getting grief for Google's practices. Share: | Software Licensing Slows Innovation Nothing happens without money. And, when it comes to software, monetary requirements are largely dictated by vendor licensing. Share: | The BYOD Struggle: From Writing Custom Apps to Defining Security Companies are grappling with the question of whether and how to let employees use their own smartphones and tablets at work. Share: | Network Operators Get Serious About Wi-Fi New technologies and standards tame 802.11 links. Share: | Is the iPad Too Big? Repair Experts Weigh In Apple's iPad may be the most successful tablet in the world, but few manufacturers seem willing to copy it from a size perspective. 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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