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• Cyberattacks Show Need to Protect Federal Sites Analysis: The recend DDoS attacks highlight the need to reduce government Internet access points, say security experts.
• More News Not Good News I'm not sure which news story was more over-the-top this week: Michael Jackson's memorial or the announcement of Google's Chrome operating system.
• EA Says Command & Conquer 4 Windows Exclusive Electronic Arts may have pulled Windows support for franchises like Madden and Tiger Woods, but the next Command & Conquer is strictly PC-bound.
• Mac News Briefs: Squashed Software Releases RAID Monitor 3 Squashed Software (formerly Maza Digital) has released RAID Monitor 3, a new version of its tool for automatically checking the status of RAID storage system.
• Outlook Separation Anxiety Holds Back Google Apps In its bold march to become a credible collaboration and communication suite for businesses, Google Apps has encountered a frequent roadblock that has proven...
• Google, Microsoft Invade Enemy Territory: Who Wins? It's a battle of tech titan vs. search giant, with each behemoth gunning for the other guy’s turf. Let's examine who might win, and why..
• Google May Unveil 3D Moon Mapping Tool Google is getting ready to announce a new addition to Google Earth that may let you map the moon in 3D.
• Chrome and More Chrome, That Pesky Botnet This was quite a week for big IT news, what with Google announcing it plans to release the Chrome operating system and the attack on U.S. government, South...
• Google's Top Five Jabs at Microsoft Analysis: All's fair in love and browser wars — until you read the teases and taunts hidden between Google's lines.
• The iPhone's Distinctive Dozen Since the App Store opened its doors a year ago, more than 50,000 iPhone apps have found a place on Apple's virtual shelves -- here are some favorites.
• Cameras Software Alleviates Your Multiple Camera Woes Do you suffer from hypercameraitis? Is your desk littered with picture-taking devices of all sorts: from digital cameras to cell phones to video cameras with...
• Microsoft Shows Silverlight 3 Microsoft is officially launching its Silverlight 3 multimedia platform and some related application design tools.
• Strange Brew: Art Design in Batman Arkham Asylum Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows adventure game Batman: Arkham Asylum looks like hell (in a good way), but does the art team have its design concepts straight?
• Make a Time-lapse Video In this week's video, I discuss time lapse video, those fast-moving videos that convert hours and days of activity into minutes and seconds of video. I explain...
• World Tech Update: Google Chrome OS, Jackson's Funeral, and More... Google announces its Chrome OS and a botnet takes down U.S. government Web sites.
• iPhone App Store 1 Year Later: Apple's Highs and Lows Apple's got a lot to brag about, but we'll crash the party with a few memories Apple would rather forget.
• Microsoft Finally Patches ActiveX Maybe they should call it "Delayed Patch Tuesday"? Where's the outrage?
• Google Chrome OS, BlackBerry Tour, and CrunchPad on PC World Podcast 35 Join the editors of PC World for a frank discussion of the week's tech news.
• Intel Is Working With Google on Chrome OS Intel says it is on board with Google's Chrome OS project, despite its long association with Microsoft Windows.
• Wall Street Beat: Tech Shares Need to Rally Friday The Nasdaq faces its second consecutive losing week if it fails to rally Friday, while the Dow and S&P 500 face their fourth losing week.
• Google Chrome OS Shows Limitations of Android Google insists Chrome OS is a separate project not meant to replace Android, but observers wonder why Google would tackle two OS projects for netbooks rather than adapt Android.
• Mac News Briefs: CheckUp Adds Compatibility With Latest Macs App4Mac announced an update for CheckUp, improving the interface and adding other enhancements to the system maintenance tool.
• Blogosphere Buzzes About Promotion of Windows SVP Analysis: Bloggers cheer, sneer, and jeer about Windows Engineering SVP Steven Sinofsky, while predicting OS's final release date.
• U.S.-South Korea Cyberattack: Lessons Learned Five days after the start of a widespread cyberattack on the U.S. and South Korea, security researchers say they know where the governments likely slipped up.
• Google's Chrome OS Has 'Fail' Written All Over It Analysis: Google's efforts to dislodge Microsoft Windows with Chrome OS don't stand a snowball's chance in hell.