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 CES Sets New Records Despite Doomsayers Obits for the big trade show appear to be premature, with volume of attendance and exhibit space both breaking records in 2012. Share:   |  Online Piracy Legislation Outcry Prompts White House Response The Obama administration responded Saturday to petitions opposing the legislation by releasing a statement indicating what it will -- and will not -- support. Share: | Copper Thieves Battled With New Anti-theft Telecom Cable Unlike conventional cables made from solid copper, the GroundSmart consists of a steel core around which is bonded a copper outer casing, forming an equally effective but far less valuable cable. Share: | Supporters Ask Vote Delay on Controversial Internet Copyright Law Constituent comments may have been heard: six backers of the Protect IP Act have asked the U.S. Senate to postpone a scheduled January vote to permit more debate. Share: | Google+ Added to FTC Antitrust Probe The issue: Does Google give preference to its own services in search results, including content from its social network, and does that violates antitrust laws? Share: | Copyright Troll Refuted in Fair Use Appeal The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Google, Harvard oppose the self-declared copyright enforcer Righthaven, which is seeking to upend its court loss even without its client's help. Share: | Chinese Cybercriminals Said to Attack US DoD Smart Cards With Sykipot Malware As with previous Sykipot strains, the attackers use an e-mail campaign to get specific targets to click on a link and deposit the Sykipot malware onto their machines. Share: | 'Appcessories' of CES 2012: Phone and Tablet Accessories These advanced accessories really stretch the boundaries of what youre able to do with your phone or tablet. Share: | Apple Launches Recycling Program for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and PCs in UK The Reuse and Recycling Programme promotes the safe disposal of old or unwanted technology -- but is offered only in Britain. Share: | |  | | Get Big Savings When you Shop at PCWorld.com | | Shop online at PCWorld.com, where you can compare product information, read trusted reviews, and find the best prices on consumer electronics. |  ThinkPad X220 12.5" Black Tablet PC (2.7 GHz Intel Core i7-2620M, 4 GB DDR3, 320 GB HDD, Intel GMA HD 3000, Windows 7 Professional, LED Backlight)Price: $1279.95  |  Series 9 900X3A-A02 13.3" Black NotebookPrice: $1380.33 | | Browse more Best Prices on Laptops, Notebook Accessories, Wireless Networking, Desktops | | Sponsored Downloads | | East-Tec DisposeSecureDon't give away sensitive information. Deleting a file doesnt make it go away, its still sitting there on your hard drive and available to anyone who wants to get it. East-Tec removes data according to US Department of Defense standards and ensures that when files are deleted theyre completely gone. (Compatibility: Platform independent) PCWorld newsletters subscribers, use discount code EAST-VM7R-DCPX for 30% off. | | PDF2TXTConvert PDF files to plain text for editing and for using in other programs such as Word or a text editor. No more expensive PDF editor required. Convert a single file or use the batch option to convert multiple files. Even has a command line option for power users. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP) Discount code AKSL-3DHB-PDFU gets PCWorld newsletters subscribers 70% off! |  | |
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