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Google+ Census: How Many are Really Online? Several calculations put the population of Google+ into the millions, even with a restricted test pool. Share: |
Groupon Privacy Changes Reveal More About You The group-buying service says it now collects location data through its mobile apps and may share it with marketing partners. Share: |
EA Snubbing Steam for Battlefield 3 Launch? Battlefield 3 publisher apparently spurns world's largest gaming-focused digital distribution platform. Share: |
Acer Ships AC700 Chromebook The newest Chromebook is $80 cheaper than Samsung Series 5, with similar features. Share: |
Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Expected Next Week Several reports say Apple is close to releasing Mac OS X 10.7 Lion, possibly followed shortly by a refreshed MacBook Air. Share: |
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Transformers Producer Secures Rights to Space Invaders Movie Producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Gigi Pritzker have acquired the rights to a movie adaptation of 1978 arcade hit Space Invaders. Share: |
Bungie Bids Goodbye to Halo Microsoft -- as 343 Industries -- has a challenge giving Halo multiplayer the same level of care and support; and what will Bungie do next? Share: |
Google Street View Cars Help Mend Post-Quake Japan The camera-equipped vehicles are recording the damage and tracking reconstruction efforts in Japan, paired with Google's other humanitarian assistance. Share: |
iOS Users Download More and Pricier Apps The average user will download 83 apps in 2011, and prices are rebounding. Share: |
Your Old Smartphone's Data Can Come Back to Haunt You Your smartphone probably contains data in places you might not think to look. People--and companies--that sell old phones often do a lousy job of erasing all that info, according to our research with 13 secondhand phones. Share: |
W3C Chastises Apple on HTML5 Patenting The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) is seeking to invalidate a pair of Apple patents so the underlying technologies can be used as part of a royalty-free HTML5... Share: |
Google to Developers: Stay Tuned for Google+ Tools It became standard procedure in recent years for Internet companies to launch early test versions of their newest services with hooks for external developers... Share: |
Leaked Details: Dell Latitude ST Windows 7 Tablet The Dell "Peju" or Latitude ST is coming in October loaded with Windows 7 according to details leaked on a website. Share: |
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| Downloads: Editor's Collection |
| PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: June 2011What's appealing in June? According to our reviewers, the same things that catch our attention year-round: system utilities, fun toys, and free stuff. From backup software to a music manager, a powerful PDF reader to a 3D sculpting tool, a CPU temperature monitor to a weather-displaying screensaver, many of June's favorites are freebies. |
| 3DMark Basic 4486 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Benchmarking |
| This free benchmarking program checks to see if your PC can handle the latest games. |
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| WinPatrol 743419 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Security |
| Kill off unwanted background programs like worms, adware, and spyware. |
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