• Apple's New iPods, iTunes and Apple TV: A Visual Tour

  
  Apple's Fall Music Event delivers on an array of new gadgets and resources -- take a look at the new lineup.

• Sony Readers' New Touchscreens: Nice, but Necessary?

  
  As pleasant as the touchscreen may be, it's not going to be any better at turning pages than side-mounted buttons.
• Amazon Lines Up Ducks for Streaming Service
• Apple Releases Redesigned iPod Nano, Shuffle
• Sony's iTunes Rival: What I Want to See
• Gmail Prioritization: More of This, Please
• Microsoft's Xbox 360 D-Pad Update: Something Old, Something New
• Video of Puppies Thrown into River Spark Outcry and Sleuthing

Latest News

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• What HDR Means for IPhone Photos One hotly anticipated feature rolling out in next week's iOS 4.1 update is the new HDR (high dynamic range) option in the iPhone's built-in Camera app. The...
• HP Raises 3PAR Bid to $33 per Share HP has raised its offer for 3PAR to $33 per share, topping Dell's latest offer of $32.
• Ten Random Questions About the Apple Music Event Just about all of the news turned out to be less than dramatic, but, as usual, I'm left asking questions about the upshot of the announcements about the iPod and Ping.
• Mix Up Your iPhone’s Style With a Cassette Tape Case The Tuned Up case disguises your iPhone as an audio cassette--perfect for you time travels to 1985.
• Ping on iTunes: Not So Hot Apple's big new addition to iTunes 10 is a social networking component called Ping. First impressions? Not music to my ears.
• FCC Takes Net Neutrality to Court of Public Opinion (Again) The FCC continues the fight for net neutrality with a new inquiry for public input, but advocates are becoming frustrated at the ongoing debate and lack of action.
• The iPod Classic Lives! Apple confirmed that the boxy and big iPod classic line digital music players will live on.
• Apple iOS 4.2 Readies the iPad for Work With multitasking, shared files, and wireless printing, Apple's 4.2 iOS upgrades iPad for business use.
• Botnet Takedown May Yield Valuable Data Researchers are hoping to get a better insight on botnets after taking down Pushdo, one of the top five networks of hacked computers responsible for spam.
• Samsung Launches Galaxy Tab Samsung has finally revealed the Galaxy Tab, which will start shipping in October.
• Samsung Galaxy Tab Makes Its Intriguing Debut Based on the specs and features revealed today at IFA in Berlin, the Tab is shaping up to be a worthy challenger to the iPad.
• Baidu Launches New Entertainment Features for Search Engine Baidu, China's largest search engine, officially launched a series of new entertainment features on Thursday
• Living Room is Tech Battleground - Again Tech companies have tried--and failed--to conquer the living room for years. And while some recent efforts have gained traction, the set-top box market is still wide open.
• iTunes Celebrates Centenary With Social Features Bonanza Take a closer look at iTunes 10's updated interface and new social features.
• The Web's Most Annoying Apps They install icons, they get up in your face with trivial alerts, they demand that you update and then restart--three times a week. We’ve all used these apps, and they’re always a pain.
• The Most Dangerous Jobs in Technology For most desk-bound IT workers, the workplace is relatively tame. Others who earn a living in the technology realm, however, confront danger on a regular basis.
• Remains of the Day: Did I Miss Anything? You ever get that nagging feeling at the back of your mind that you've missed something important? Huh. Well, it was probably nothing. I mean, after all, what...
• Fujitsu Says Green IT Services Can Cut Bills by 20 Percent Fujitsu is offering new services in the U.S. and the U.K. aimed at helping reduce IT energy bills.
• 3Par Faces Lawsuit as Bidding War Continues Crossroads Systems has sued 3Par and six other companies for patent infringement.

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Today in PCW Blogs

• Geek Tech
  Mix Up Your iPhone’s Style With a Cassette Tape Case The Tuned Up case disguises your iPhone as an audio cassette--perfect for you time travels to 1985.
• Today @ PCWorld
  Ping on iTunes: Not So Hot Apple's big new addition to iTunes 10 is a social networking component called Ping. First impressions? Not music to my ears.
• Net Work
  FCC Takes Net Neutrality to Court of Public Opinion (Again) The FCC continues the fight for net neutrality with a new inquiry for public input, but advocates are becoming frustrated at the ongoing debate and lack of action.
• BizFeed
  Apple iOS 4.2 Readies the iPad for Work With multitasking, shared files, and wireless printing, Apple's 4.2 iOS upgrades iPad for business use.
• Today @ PCWorld
  Samsung Galaxy Tab Makes Its Intriguing Debut Based on the specs and features revealed today at IFA in Berlin, the Tab is shaping up to be a worthy challenger to the iPad.
• Today @ PCWorld
  Living Room is Tech Battleground - Again Tech companies have tried--and failed--to conquer the living room for years. And while some recent efforts have gained traction, the set-top box market is still wide open.
• Today @ PCWorld
  iTunes Celebrates Centenary With Social Features Bonanza Take a closer look at iTunes 10's updated interface and new social features.
• Tech Audit
  The Most Dangerous Jobs in Technology For most desk-bound IT workers, the workplace is relatively tame. Others who earn a living in the technology realm, however, confront danger on a regular basis.
• Today @ PCWorld
  New iPods vs. Old: Specs, Design Reveal Big Improvements Comparing technical specification of the most recent generation of iPods with their most recent predecessors show big improvements - not to mention better design aesthetics.
• BizFeed
  Blackberry Loses More Ground To Apple and Android In an international study, 83 percent of U.S. businesses say more employees are choosing iPhones or Android phones.
• Net Work
  Firefox 3.6 Becomes Number Two Browser as IE6 Declines Firefox 3.6 slips into the number two browser position thanks to falling market share for IE6, but IE8 continues to lead all browsers in both market share and growth.
• Net Work
  Sony and Borders Shift E-Reader Strategies to Challenge Kindle Sony introduced new e-reader models, and Borders announced price cuts for its e-readers, but neither strategy is likely to have much success in taking market share from the dominant Amazon Kindle.
• Net Work
  Portable Hotspots are the Future of Mobile Broadband New portable Wi-Fi hotspots with unlimited data plans from Clearwire and Virgin Mobile change the game and challenge wireless providers to compete more aggressively or risk losing mobile broadband customers to these rivals.
• Today @ PCWorld
  Sony's iTunes Rival: What I Want to See Let's hope that Sony has learned from the failure of its Connect music store.