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 iOS Projects Leapfrog Android The number of projects being developed for iOS devices has jumped this year, while Android's share of the market has dropped, according to analysts. Share:   |  IE Wins Malware-Blocking Tests Lab testing finds Microsoft's Internet Explorer more effective at blocking malicious downloads than other browsers. Share: | Twitter Won't Fly as High if it Flubs Bing Social Search Deal There are too many powerful competitors on the social Web landscape for Twitter to be making enemies. If Bing bails on social search and Google decides not to come back, social search essentially ceases to exist. Share: | Computer Games: Better Than Sex? A study draws the conclusion that women would rather play video games than bedroom ones. Share: | Apple's Win Against HTC Threatens Android Analysis: It's not over, but Google faces a challenge. Android may be wildly popular, but it's also got a little cloud hovering over its head. 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Share: | Robot Absorbs 'Civilization' Manual, Goes On To Win Games MIT develops a robot that can read--and understand--the Civilization game manual. Humans inch closer toward obsolescence. Share: | Apple iPad, Day 15: Working With Files on the iPad There are some things iOS and the iPad are awesome at, and there are some things they struggle with--like file management. If the iPad is going to replace my PC, though, I need a larger, longer term solution than the internal storage of the tablet itself. Share: | Apple-Samsung Spat Threatens iPad Chip Deal Taiwan's TSMC has started trial manufacturing of next generation A6 chips for Apple. Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com | iOS Projects Leapfrog Android The number of projects being developed for iOS devices has jumped this year, while Android's share of the market has dropped, according to analysts. 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