Hackers claim Apple online data was compromised

If you can't view this newsletter click here News Reviews How-to Forums Videos Downloads PC Advisor Newsletter Monday 04 July, 2011 Top Stories Hackers claims Apple online data was compromised One group, Anonymous, said that Apple could be its target, but it was now busy elsewhere Sony to complete global resumption of PlayStation Network Start of PlayStation Store services in Japan on Wednesday will end an outage that began in April Gmail gets a Google+-like makeover Google, rolls out tweaks over next few months, going for consistent look 25 great gadgets for summer The best cameras, satnavs, music players and e-readers Dell XPS 15z review One of the best laptops Dell has made in recent years Samsung drops countersuit, but raises stakes against Apple Drops legal action, but only so it can attack again Google Chrome hits 20% global share as Microsoft continues browser slide New data suggests that users who spend the most time online have switched from Internet Explorer How to deal with a failed Windows update Coping with 'Failure reverting changes' How to connect an HDTV to the network to view iPlayer programmes, photos Wi-FI media player needed Apple to enforce iOS in-app content policy in coming days A reported deadline for developers to comply with an Apple policy on in-app subscription content… More Latest PC Advisor News... Dear reader, welcome to this week's PC Advisor newsletter. There's a distinct hacking theme to today's news, with hackers claiming that Apple has been compromised, just as Sony finally gets PSN back online after its own hacking difficulties. We've got a review of a laptop that represents a return to form for Dell, and we've tested AMD's latest A-Series processors (scroll down for the reviews section). I hope you enjoy today's email, and don't forget to visit PC Advisor for the latest news, tutorials and reviews, as well as great competitions and special offers. Matt Sony demonstrates Face Control for PlayStation Vita At the Game Tools and Middleware event in Tokyo this week, Sony demonstrated a technology for PlayStation Vita which makes it possible for users to control games with their faces. Face Control uses avatars which mimic the user's actions in real time. Gadget makers show off consumer mobile, 3D and gaming devices At multiple consumer electronics shows in New York this week, gadget makers were showing off the latest in mobile, 3D and gaming devices, and expressing their confidence in the consumer electronics industry. HOT REVIEWS Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal review Ubuntu 11.04 – codenamed Natty Narwhal – sports a new graphical user interface. This popular… Medion Akoya P6631 review The Medion Akoya P6631 is an entertainer of a 15in laptop, with its full-HD screen and Blu-ray… HP ProBook 5330m review The HP ProBook 5330m is a relatively low-cost business laptop that offers solid performance. AMD A8-3850 APU review We tested the AMD 'Lynx' Fusion A-Series class of processors. Our tests of the AMD A8-3850 APU… More Top Tech Reviews... Unsubscribe This email has been sent to you because you are subscribed to the PC Advisor Marketing list. If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please click here. If you have forgotten your password, you can request a reminder. © PC Advisor 2011. All rights reserved. 101 Euston Road, London NW1 2RA.