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• How to Buy a Digital Camera Shopping tips on megapixels, memory cards, exposure controls, and more.
• Top 10 Digital SLR Cameras Single-lens reflex cameras offer powerful features and the flexibility of interchangeable lenses, so you can shoot like the pros.
• How to Undelete Photos on a Digital Camera Did you hit the erase button by accident? We can help.
• How to Boost Your Gadget's Battery Life Sick of running out of juice at the worst possible moment? Here's how to squeeze every last drop out of your gadgets' batteries and charge them up quickly and conveniently.
• Top-Rated Advanced Point-and-Shoots These cameras offer more manual controls, powerful optical zooms and more features than most point-and-shoots. Rankings can change due to pricing and technology changes, so check back frequently for the latest info.
• Top 10 Point-and-Shoot Cameras Easy to use, point-and-shoot cameras are a great choice for the casual photographer. Here's a look at the ten highest-rated cameras available right now, based on hands-on testing and PC World Test Center evaluations.
• How to Fix (and Find) Your Photos Make digital photography a lot more fun--and a lot more productive--without taking shots at your wallet.
• Essential Photo Editing Techniques PC World presents a handful of editing techniques to help you correct your photo's exposure, adjust color balance, eliminate perspective distortion, and remove digital noise.
• Efficiency Tips for Digital Photographers Here are some tips to save you time and get you back to shooting photos rather than fiddling around with pixels in an image editor.
• World Tech Update: Facebook, Google Ocean, and More... Lenovo is stung by losses, the iPhone readies for launch in the Middle East, and Facebook turns five.
• A High-Speed Slo-Mo Point-and-Shoot Casio has unveiled a tiny digital camera with burst-shooting capabilities of up to 30 frames per second as well as high-speed movie modes.
• The Most Reliable Tech Gear 44,000 PCWorld.com visitors reveal which companies make the sturdiest gear--and which ones won’t forget you after the deal is done.
• Fujifilm and Panasonic Cameras are Most Reliable, Readers Say In our annual reader survey, Canon, a clear winner last year, was overtaken by Fujifilm and Panasonic for highest marks in camera reliability.
• A Mini-DSLR Camera? Panasonic's Lumix DMC-G1 The Panasonic Lumix G1 is the first interchangeable lens camera with an electronic viewfinder, and has been promoted as a mini-SLR.
• Take a Tour of PC World's Test Center Test Center Director Jeff Kuta takes you on a guided tour of our Test Center, explaining PC World's processes and testing procedures.
• Samsung Releases T-Omnia Phone Samsung launches a version of its Windows Mobile-based touchscreen Omnia phone for the Korean market.
• Pantech's C610 Cell Phone Wants Your Vote! 'The Pantech C610 cell phone has a glossy screen that resists earmarks, it features a straight-talk design, and its camera is suitable for taking photos of Russia from your front porch.
• Nintendo Launches DSi for Games Nintendo announces the DS-i, an update to its DS Lite handheld gaming console.
• Trend-Setting HTC Touch Diamond HTC's Touch Diamond smart phone is a snazzy new device that features an attractive UI: HTC's TouchFLO 3D interface and it looks set to be a hit this fall.
• T-Mobile Unveils Google Phone T-Mobile has unveiled the G1, the first mobile phone to run Google's Android software. At a press conference in New York, the company showed the phone, which is based on HTC's Dream handset.
• Casio's Exilim FH-20 Camera Casio is following on from its critically acclaimed F1 digital camera with a new model, the High Speed Exilim FH-20, that features most of the same technology but is more compact, offers a higher resolution and is cheaper.
• Sony's 24.6 MegaPixel Digital SLR Two years after entering the digital single lens reflex camera market, Sony has introduced the Alpha 900, its high-end model that features a full-frame sensor and 24.6-megapixel resolution.
• At Mobile Focus, Cell Phones Galore! At Mobile Focus, an event keyed to the the CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment Show, vendors had a slew of new cell phones on display.
• Panasonic's Solid Point-and-Shoot Lumix FX500 The 10-megapixel Panasonic Lumix FX500 features a 25-125mm Leica 5x optical zoom and a touchscreen display. The camera has almost no lag time after pressing the shutter and it's very satisfying to shoot with.
• 'Minority Report' Style Gesture-Based Interfaces GestureTek is a California-based company developing gesture-based interfaces based on motion-tracking software and cameras. The technology is already in use in games and media installations around the world.