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 StumbleUpon Rolls Out New Layout StumbleUpon's new layout focuses on smarter stumbling. Share:   |  LG Intros Thinnest Ultrabook Yet: The XNote Z330 LG ups the ante when it comes to Ultrabooks with it's latest offering that is just a hair smaller than MacBook Air. Share: | Pointless Internet Surfing: It's the American Way Got nothing better to do? Go online! According to Pew Research, that's what more than half of America already does. Share: | Cloud Computing Disrupts the Vendor Landscape If you think cloud computing is a disruptive force within the enterprise, just imagine what the cloud is doing to the vendor landscape. Share: | Dot-XXX Domains Go Live, Escalating Battle for Smutty URLs The .XXX domain is meant to safely filter adult content on the Web under one domain name that also gives users an advanced heads-up over what they will find once a site has loaded. Share: | Facing Trouble, Mozilla Argues Importance of Firefox Mozilla explains why Firefox is important in a new video. Share: | Galaxy Nexus Wont Get Google Wallet Galaxy Nexus users will be offered Isis, Verizon's forthcoming NFC payment system, a joint partnership between AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. Share: | Xbox 360 Dashboard Overhaul Will Let You Get Stuff Faster Microsoft's Xbox 360 dashboard switch-out happens today, radically changing the way you'll interface with the system once again. Share: | Google Deal or No, Firefox Can Still Survive Reports now suggest Mozilla's search deal with Google isn't over after all, but the popular browser has plenty going for it either way. Share: | Apple, 7 Companies Hit with Lawsuit Over Carrier IQ Software The lawsuit is the third to be filed since the privacy controversy started last week. Share: | How Stupid Can Cell Carriers Be? Really Stupid. Millions of smartphones have secret rootkits embedded on them. Gibbs thinks this is a bit of a problem. Share: | Kindle Fire Will Grab Half of the Android Tablet Market, Analyst Predicts Despite such grand predictions for Amazon's device, the Kindle Fire isn't expected to make a huge dent in Apple's market lead. Share: | Kindle Fire Gets Knocked on Usability A usability expert says the Kindle Fire is too heavy and that its interface has some trouble spots. Share: | Ting: A Wireless Carrier that Isn't Your Enemy While most wireless carriers take every opportunity to overcharge their customers, Ting wants to be different. Share: | Want a Linux Job? Learn Java or Android New Linux Foundation data reveals hiring trends by skill area, job type, and location. Share: | TurboTax Online: Do You Know Where Your Data Is? I had to file an amended 2009 return but Intuit recently dropped the data files for the 2007, 2008 and 2009 tax years from its site. Share: | Sprint Delays 4G LTE Rollout The wireless carrier will introduce its first devices on the high-speed network in the latter part of 2012 instead of its original target of mid-2012. Share: | Windows 8 Will Be an Upgrade Failure, IDC Predicts Windows 8 isn't even in beta yet, but IDC is already predicting that very few PC owners will upgrade from Windows 7 to it. And that's just for a start -- the company also predicts that Windows 8 tablets look to be a bust as well. Share: | Intuit's SimpleStore Adds E-Commerce to Your Facebook Page Intuit's addition to SimpleStore will allow you to add a shop to your Facebook business page so customers can buy things there directly. Share: | Revealed: Apple's Blogging and Social Media Guidelines for Employees Internal policy document outlines the levels of discretion required from staff. Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Cucusoft DVD Ripper+Video Converter Ultimate SuiteEnjoy your audio and video on any device with Cucusoft DVD Ripper + Video converter Ultimate. Converts DVDs and videos to play on almost any portable device including iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, video capable MP3 players, video capable mobile phones, and Pocket PC. Whats more, output to almost any video format from AVI to WMA. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP,Windows NT/2000/2003/SBS2003,Windows Vista) PCWorld newsletter subscribers use discount code CUCU-CQLJ to get 30% off! | | Snowy:Puzzle IslandsPuzzle Islands is an adventure through a colorful world made of switches, moving platforms, teleporters and locked gates. Your goal on each of the game's 100 levels is to use these objects to help Snowy reach the exit. Along the way, you can collect fruit bonuses and other goodies. Theres a 60-level campaign for the hard core and an easier 40-level campaign to teach kids logic skills. (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME/ NT/2000/ XP) Use discount code ALAW-QCBR-AGCO to receive PCWorld 50% discount! |  | |
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