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• Flash Player 10.1 Speeds Up Netbooks, Nettops Got a netbook? Flash Player 10.1 may ease your pain by letting you stream HD video.
• Opera 10 In the Web browser wars, Opera is Switzerland: dependably neutral and obsessed with design. The venerable browser's latest version introduces several innovative...
• Opera 10 Web Browser The latest version of the venerable Opera Web browser is speedy and feature-packed.
• MyCopernic on the Go Service offers remote desktop search, but not remote access.
• 10 Browser-Boosting Downloads Enhance your Web experience with these free browser alternatives and add-ons.
• Firefox 3.5 After the great leap forward in speed, design, and overall polish that Mozilla's open source Firefox Web browser enjoyed in version 3.0 ( Macworld rated 4.5 out...
• First Look: Firefox 3.5 Hot on the heels of the release of Safari 4 comes the final version of Mozilla's Firefox 3.5. Originally slated to be a ".1" increment to Firefox 3, the number...
• Firefox 3.5 is a Solid Upgrade Firefox 3.5 includes some great new features and improvements, including private browsing and geo-location.
• What To Look For In Firefox 3.5 Firefox 3.5 is out now. Mozilla says the newest version of their browser will be more than twice as fast and more useful.
• The Hottest Smartphones of Summer Battle It Out We delved into four of the hottest phones available this summer--the Apple iPhone 3GS, the Nokia N97, the Palm Pre, and the T-Mobile myTouch 3G--to see how their hardware and software stacked up.
• Keep Kids Safe Online With Hassle-Free PC PC World blogger Rick Broida reviews kid-friendly search engines, browsers, and other tools to keep protect children online.
• Free Online Productivity Tools From Hassle-Free PC PC World blogger Rick Broida reviews a tag-based note manager, a PDF-to-text converter, and online storage that acts like a virtual drive.
• Tweetie, Twitterrific, and TwitterFon: Twitter Apps for the iPhone Thanks to Oprah and Aston, Twitter is all the rage. Fortunately you can keep tabs on your Twitter feed from your iPhone.
• What's Great About Microsoft Internet Explorer 8? With all the back and forth about the recent release of Internet Explorer 8, it's easy to miss why it's a great improvement over its predecessor. Assistant Editor Nick Mediati explains.
• The Wild Side of Google Street View Take a walk on the wild side of Google Street View with Senior Editor Narasu Rebbapragada. This feature of Google Maps lets you peruse alien robots, black holes, and other architectural oddities.
• Google Chrome Is Fastest Browser in Site-Loading Tests Browser makers like to claim their product is the fastest. PC World did extensive testing to find out which one really is quickest.
• 11 Free Ways to Beef Up Your Web Browser Make Internet Explorer and Firefox more useful with List.it, IE7Pro, VideoDownload Helper, Zigtag, and other add-ons and services.
• 101 Undiscovered Freebies: The List We scoured the Internet to come up with 101 innovative, entirely free downloads and services. Here's the whole collection.
• 101 Great Free Sites and Downloads You’ve Probably Never Heard Of We scoured the Internet to come up with 101 innovative, entirely free downloads and services. Don't miss our Best Bets.
• Browser Showdown: IE 8 vs. Firefox Microsoft's newest browser promises faster page load speeds. Does IE 8 deliver? We put it to the test against the latest version of Firefox.
• Weather Radar Apps for IPhone For those who like to follow weather more closely, a fair number dedicated radar apps fill the void.
• Internet Explorer 8 Offers Improved Privacy and Security Here's a look at some of the key features that will be included in IE 8, and why companies may be better off using it than Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
• Internet Explorer 8 Focuses on Improved Security and Privacy Some of the features of Release Candidate 1, now available to the public, are similar to functionality that’s already included in Firefox 3.
• How to Plug Security Holes in Your Browser To protect your browsing history, try the free Private Browsing feature in Apple's Safai or the Distrust add-on for Firefox. For complete anonymity, try the fee-based Anonymizer or the free Tor.
• Third-party Browsers for the IPhone While there are many questions I'm used to answering about my iPhone--from "What's your favorite app?" to "How's the battery...