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• Doom Modder Restores Classic Mega Man An alpha version of a Mega Man conversion aims to bring the Blue Bomber into the third dimension..
• First Look: Google's Chrome Operating System we've downloaded an early build of Google's Chrome OS--just released to the open source community-- to show you how it works so far.
• What Office 2010 Can Teach Us About Security The upcoming version of Microsoft’s productivity suite rethinks how desktop applications should approach security.
• Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report According to one developer, iPhone apps that sneak through Apple's approval process could attack even non-jailbroken iPhones.
• Bugs & Fixes: Spin Doctor, Heal Thyself I am of a certain age--the age where I have a collection of vinyl LPs acquired years ago. Every so often, I get the urge to transfer some of my favorite LPs to...
• Microsoft Revamps Browser to Meet EU Antitrust Demand Browser screen tweaks desired by rivals may result in antitrust settlement this month.
• Microsoft Readies Browser Patch Next Tuesday's security updates apparently won't clean up the black screen of death, though.
• Move BBEdit's Documents Drawer to the Other Side I've begun using BBEdit as my primary text editor, as Smultron is no longer being updated, and isn't quite working right for me in Snow Leopard.
• Hands-on With HandBrake 0.9.4 Getting a movie from a DVD into iTunes isn't nearly as simple as ripping music from a CD. Thanks to the copy protection on commercial DVDs (and the Digital...
• Diet Chromium Offers Slimmed Down Chrome OS A new smaller-sized build of the Chromium operating system is now available courtesy of a UK student.
• It's an App World After All The success of Apple's App Store for the iPhone and iPod touch has generated app stores from other smartphone makers, but the concept of downloadable applications that can be put onto a device has spread to other products.
• Windows 'Black Screen of Death': Not So Widespread? Analysis: The Windows "Black Screen of Death" is striking terror across the Web, but whether it's actually striking any PCs is debatable.
• 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.
• 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.
• Holiday Gift Guide: Great iPhone Accessories Under $100 Take a look at this iPhone solar charger, hands-free Bluetooth device for the car, alarm clock adaper, and a a device that turns the extra space on your phone (or iPod) into a portable hard drive.
• Final Fantasy XIII US Box Covers Revealed Square Enix releases box shots for Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of forthcoming uber-RPG.
• The State of Windows 7 Satisfaction Early adopters report they're mostly happy -- and that goes for Vista users even more than XP users.
• Acer: We'll Be First to Launch a Chrome OS Netbook Company is confident its Google Chrome-based netbook will hit the market in the second half of 2010.
• Microsoft: 'Black Screens of Death' Not Due to Patches Microsoft remains adamant that its security updates are not at fault for widespread "black screen" lock-out of users' PCs.
• Business Center Briefs: Jumsoft Overhauls Keynote Themes Add-on maker Jumsoft has overhauled its bundle of themes for Apple's Keynote presentation software, unveiling Keynote Quartet FX '10 on Tuesday. The updated...
• Microsoft: Don't Believe the Black Screen of Death Hype The dramatic-sounding reports over a Windows 7 "black screen of death" are inaccurate, Microsoft says -- and blown way out of proportion.
• Ten Quick Calculator Tricks The lowly Calculator sits there in your Applications folder. It's so unassuming you barely notice that it has menus and little interface details that make it not...
• The 5 Best Business Technologies of a Lousy Decade The '00s weren't pretty, but they brought us broad adoption of major business technologies we can't imagine living without.
• Microsoft's PDC Confession: 'Do as I Say, Not as I Do' The hypocrisy undermining the company's visual tools vision should make developers rethink their Visual Studio commitment before it's too late.
• Photoshop Tip: Vignettes Add Focus and Character to Photos Vignetting, in photographic terms, is an effect of a camera lens that results in the darkening of a photograph around its edges. It was long considered to be an...