• How to Deny Service to a Federal Wiretap

  
  Researchers have discovered flaws in the wiretapping standard used to define how switches should transmit wiretapped information to authorities.

• Thanks Google, But Airport Wi-Fi Should Always Be Free

  
  Google's getting lots of kudos for sponsoring free airport Wi-Fi during the holiday season -- but free airport Wi-Fi should be the rule year round.
• Gallery of Best Windows 7 Tweaks
• Leaked: Project Natal Launch Date November 2010
• Google Latitude Gets Snoopier
• Samsung's New Smartphone OS: It's Bada News
• Modern Warfare 2: Abundant and Available
• Google's Free Airport Wi-Fi: 5 Ways to Protect Yourself
• Verizon's Droid Launch: Your Complete Guide

Latest News

• How to Deny Service to a Federal Wiretap Researchers have discovered flaws in the wiretapping standard used to define how switches should transmit wiretapped information to authorities.
• Open Source Software Ready for Big Business Open source has moved into a new phase where it is evaluated more on its technical merits than on the community model of software development. Here's a...
• HP Heats Up Cisco Rivalry with 3Com Purchase HP is intensifying its rivalry with Cisco. The purchase of 3Com signals that the gloves are off and the battle for the data center is getting hot.
• AMD Talks Bulldozer, Hemlock and Fusion AMD gave its road map for the next two years on Wednesday, including the 'Danube' quad-core notebook chip, due early next year.
• Bing Now a Serious Challenger to Google Bing has added valuable tools and fun technology, making it a formidable Google competitor.
• SAP: Outreach to Oracle About Java, Not Help With Sun Deal SAP issued a sternly worded rebuke to a recent Wall Street Journal editorial on Wednesday.
• HP to Buy 3Com in Networking, Data Center Bid Hewlett-Packard has agreed to buy 3Com for about US$2.7 billion.
• Facebook Invasion: Beware of New 'Smart' Worm Hot on the heels of a reported hijacking of hundreds of Facebook groups, a new variation on an old worm is crawling its way into the social network's walls.
• Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4 Update You're going to have restart your Mac again. Apple on Wednesday released Safari 4.0.4, an update that addresses "performance, stability, and security."
• More Mac Bundles for the Masses Deeply-discounted bundles have turned the difficult process of selling Mac shareware into a viral, timed event with plenty of pomp and circumstance. It's kind of...
• Explaining IPhoto Library Size Discrepancy Reader Will Carter seeks insight into a suspicious iPhoto Library storage discrepancy. He writes:
• How Will The First 3D Laptop Change Gaming? 3D gaming goes portable with the new Acer laptop, delivering 3D visuals to users wearing the included polarizer glasses.
• HP to Acquire 3Com for $2.7 Billion HP to acquire 3Com for $2.7 billion
• Apple Tops Q3 Handset Vendor Profit List Apple makes a lot of money. So much money, that they're the most profitable handset vendor...in the wooooorld!
• Logitech's LifeSize Deal Is a Head-Scratcher Although computer peripherals and telepresence are an unlikely pairing, the acquisition puts Logitech in competition with Cisco, HP, Polycom and others.
• Top 20 Windows 7 Tips Here are 20 tricks to tweak Windows 7 into the interface that works best for you.
• Oracle Support Portal Woes Could Erode Users' Trust Oracle's handling of a new support site switchover could have a lasting impact on customer relations.
• Gallery of Best Windows 7 Tweaks Illustrated tips for customizing the Windows 7 interface for taste and efficiency.
• Thanks Google, But Airport Wi-Fi Should Always Be Free Google's getting lots of kudos for sponsoring free airport Wi-Fi during the holiday season -- but free airport Wi-Fi should be the rule year 'round.
• New Malware Affects Jailbroken iPhones Yesterday, security firm Intego reported the discovery of a harmful piece of malware affecting jailbroken iPhones that can obtain personal data.

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  World Tech Update: Ballmer in Asia, Droid in Stores, and More... Steve Ballmer tours Asia, Motorola preps the new Droid phone for launch, and more...
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  Digital Demolition: Can a Phone and Camera Withstand the Dunk Test? The Olympus Stylus Tough-8000 point-and-shoot and the Sonim XP3 Quest rugged phone are supposed to be tough. So can they handle a trip to the pool and being run over by an SUV?

Today in PCW Blogs

• Linux Line
  Open Source Software Ready for Big Business Open source has moved into a new phase where it is evaluated more on its technical merits than on the community model of software development. Here's a...
• BizFeed
  HP Heats Up Cisco Rivalry with 3Com Purchase HP is intensifying its rivalry with Cisco. The purchase of 3Com signals that the gloves are off and the battle for the data center is getting hot.
• Today @ PC World
  Bing Now a Serious Challenger to Google Bing has added valuable tools and fun technology, making it a formidable Google competitor.
• Today @ PC World
  Facebook Invasion: Beware of New 'Smart' Worm Hot on the heels of a reported hijacking of hundreds of Facebook groups, a new variation on an old worm is crawling its way into the social network's walls.
• Today @ PC World
  Thanks Google, But Airport Wi-Fi Should Always Be Free Google's getting lots of kudos for sponsoring free airport Wi-Fi during the holiday season -- but free airport Wi-Fi should be the rule year 'round.
• Geek Tech
  New Malware Affects Jailbroken iPhones Yesterday, security firm Intego reported the discovery of a harmful piece of malware affecting jailbroken iPhones that can obtain personal data.
• Tech Audit
  Microsoft Patch Tuesday: What You Need to Know There are 6 new Security Bulletins this month: 3 rated as Critical and 3 rated as Important. Not all Critical Security Bulletins are created equally, though.
• Geek Tech
  Zune HD finally gets its 3D games Audiosurf, Vans SK8, Project Gotham Racing, and more...but not Facebook or Twitter just yet
• Tech Inciter
  The New Google Latitude, More Useful And A Tad Creepy Latitude can now keep track of where you've been and alert you when friends are nearby.
• BizFeed
  Google's Free Airport Wi-Fi Shouldn't be a Holiday Treat Google is providing free Wi-Fi access at 47 airports this holiday season. The charity is appreciated, but airports and retail stores should already be providing free Wi-Fi service if they want your business.
• Today @ PC World
  Bing Gets Wolfram Alpha Integration in Update Microsoft is adding more bells and whistles to Bing, including tighter integration with Facebook and the addition of Wolfram Alpha technology.
• Game On
  Leaked: Project Natal Launch Date November 2010 Xbox 360 controller-free motion-sensing camera to launch next fall with 14 games and 'impulse' pricing, claims biz site MCV.
• Today @ PC World
  Twitter's Revamped Retweets: The Good, the Bad and the Missing Twitter streamlines the retweet process; here's what you need to know about the new features.
• Today @ PC World
  Nokia N900: Hot and Not Nokia's Maemo 5 smartphone borrows some tablet features; here are the highlights.