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• Steampunk Tech Mods: A 19th-Century Take on 21st-Century PCs and Gadgets If Sherlock Holmes--or Jack the Ripper--had owned our technology, their equipment might have looked like this.
• Botnet Behind H1N1 Malware Campaign Spam campaign relies on fake messages from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) that instruct recipients to register for H1N1 vaccinations.
• AT&T Customer Ratings Hit New Low Consumer Reports finds A&T the only wireless carrier in the U.S. to get below-average marks for its voice quality. .
• Intel Shows Green 48-Core Chip The experimental 48-core chip will be given to selected researchers to develop programming models.
• NEC Launches Very Green, Very LED-Backlit Display EA222WMe NEC's new LED-backlid LCD display comes packed with an abundance of eco-friendly features.
• Epson Releases PictureMate Show Snapshot Printer Can't figure out whether to get the photo enthusiast on your shopping list a digital picture frame or a snapshot printer? With Epson's new PictureMate Show PM...
• Deals of the Week Some refurbished Macs, an HDTV/Blu-ray bundle, and more make this week's deals look pretty sweet.
• Bing's Cool New Search Tools: A Visual Tour As Microsoft continues to tweak its search engine, here's how you can make the most of Bing's latest tools and enhancements.
• Order Pizza Puts Take-out Orders at Your Fingertips If Order Mapper has its way, we'll all be ordering pizzas on our iPhones without ever having to talk to another soul.
• Top Searches of 2009: The Most Popular Questions People typed some amusing questions into search engines this year. Here's a look at some of 2009's most common queries.
• AT&T Quietly Ditches Verizon Ad Lawsuit After claiming that the competitor's advertisements on 3G coverage were misleading, AT&T takes its "misfit toys" and goes home.
• iPhone Owners Happy to Pony Up for Hot Content Would you pay $3 for GQ magazine's December issue on the iPhone? I did, and I'm not alone.
• Software Gems and Digital Cameras The Season of Stuff is underway and because it is, we devote this episode of the Macworld Podcast to items that are nice to get and give. Specifically, we focus...
• Ten Cool Non-Tech Stocking Stuffers for IT Pros IT professionals need a lot more than a computer and a smartphone to get their jobs done. Here are 10 (mostly) non-tech tools that make great holiday gifts.
• Microsoft's Bing Tries to Leapfrog Google Maps Microsoft is taking aim at Google Maps with a richer version of its own Bing mapping service that was released in beta on Wednesday.
• Monopoly for IPhone Greed. Bankruptcy. The American Dream. Yes, the classic capitalistic board game Monopoly has finally made its way to the iPhone. After EA Games released...
• Security Firm Retracts 'Black Screen' Claims, Apologizes to Microsoft Prevx, the U.K. security company that started a firestorm after claiming recent Windows security updates caused a widespread "black screen" lock-out of users'...
• Google Makes It Easier for News Sites to Opt-out Publishers can now use robots.txt to opt-out of both Google search and news. Meanwhile, Murdoch and Huffington fight over the future of online news.
• Groups Urge Changes to Broadband Stimulus Programs Several groups ask for big changes in a second round of broadband deployment grants and loans from two U.S. agencies.
• Fake Swine Flu Emails Lead to Real Malware Infection Security companies have issued warnings of e-mails that appear to come from the Centers for Disease Control, but in fact lead to the Zeus Trojan.
• DSLR Camera Remote for IPhone Professional photographers with Cadillac-style equipment have long enjoyed the ability to operate a camera by remote control. Such pro-quality remote...
• Paperless Office Solution Rescues Ambulance Service Georgia-based IT pros create a streamlined document solution for first responders.
• AT&T, Verizon Drop Suits AT&T asked the court to dismiss its lawsuit against Verizon over its "there's a map for that" ads.
• Gear Guide Short: IPhone Accessories As you might have noticed, we've posted three slideshows of products in our annual Gear Guide. Check out gifts under $50, then view gifts under $150, and finally...
• AT&T and Verizon Call Truce, Drop Lawsuit As much as we love watching Verizon and AT&T trade barbs far less witty than those of your average third-graders, we're happy to hear that the two companies...