• Google's Nexus One Details: What We Know So Far

  
  For all that we know about the Google phone, its business model -- arguably the most interesting thing about it -- remains a big question mark.

• Blackberry Outage: RIM Should Compensate Users

  
  For the second time in a week, a service outage has left BlackBerry users without access to e-mail.
• Facebook's Other Top Trend of 2009: Divorce
• OLPC Plans Super-Thin, Super-Cheap Tablet
• Nine Tech Tasks to Avoid This Holiday Vacation
• The 20 Dumbest Questions on Yahoo Answers
• Microsoft Loses Lawsuit, But Word Likely to Stay
• Top 10 HDTV Trends for 2010

Latest News

• Twitter Buys Mixer Labs to Enhance Geolocation Services Twitter bought Mixer Labs, which provides an API to write geolocation-aware applications.
• E-Book Piracy: The Publishing Industry's Next Epic Saga? With the rise of e-book readers like the Kindle, Sony Reader, and Nook comes the scourge of the digital world: pirates.
• 2009's Most Memorable IT Apologies Top tech companies issued a bundle of apologies for their assorted mistakes and misdeeds in 2009. Some said they were sorry with style, while others offered up mealymouthed mea culpas.
• Nine HDTVs With Excellent Picture Quality These HDTVs showed the brightest, boldest, and sharpest picture displays of any sets recently tested by the PC World Labs.
• Vonage Offers Unlimited Int'l Calling for iPhone, Blackberry The company now offers a $24.99 monthly subscription for unlimited VoIP calls to 60 countries.
• Gas Cubby App Turns Free With New Sponsored Version Gas Cubby for the iPhone is an app that tracks fuel mileage and vehicle maintenance. It lets you track as many vehicles as you'd like, create reports complete...
• 2010 Mobile Wish List Imagine iPhone 4G, mobile money, and no more AT&T -- and a host of hopeful advances that could make mobile users much happier next year.
• Ghost of Christmas Past: Tech TV Ads from Yesteryear These holiday-themed electronics commercials are sure to stir your inner geek's sentimental side during the yuletide season.
• The '00s: A Decade In Tech PC World's editors take a look back at the past decade's greatest tech breakthroughs and setbacks.
• An Apple Tablet in January? 50-50 Chance, Analyst Says A top Wall Street analyst said in a research note today that there's a 50-50 chance that Apple will unveil a tablet device in January.
• Google's Nexus One Details: What We Know So Far For all that we know about the Google phone, its business model -- arguably the most interesting thing about it – remains a big question mark.
• Latest BlackBerry Outage Caps a Year of Network Woes RIM, as well as with big names like Google, Microsoft and Salesforce.com, have been among the companies scrambling to restore services in 2009.
• Skeptics Question OLPC's Focus With $75 Tablet Skeptics question OLPC's focus with the $75 tablet PC.
• iMac Update a Failure -- New Displays Continue to Flicker According to Apple's own support forum, owners of Apple's 27-in. iMac say the company's firmware update released earlier this week has not solved their flickering display problems.
• Study: US Among World's Leaders in Broadband Use U.S. broadband customers download more content per month than users in Germany, the UK and Japan, a study says.
• Oracle Slapped With Suit Tied to Fusion Applications Oracle is being sued by software toolkit maker MB Technologies for fraud and copyright infringement.
• FireWire Vs USB: Which Is Faster? Most modern Macs--except for the MacBook Air and some MacBook models--offer both FireWire and USB connections. When shopping for an external hard drive, then...
• Find Last Minute Gifts on Facebook. Yes, Facebook The world's largest social network sells gifts (and not just virtual ones) -- and you have plenty of time send them before Christmas.
• Outage: BlackBerry Users May Be Upset, But Have Few Options The second e-mail outage in a week leaves BlackBerry users concerned, but where can they really go?
• Hackers Claim Victory in Cracking Amazon Kindle DRM Amazon.com's Kindle e-book reader is coming under assault by hackers, who say they've figure out ways to export protected content for use on other devices.

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  2009 in Review: Microsoft's Big Year 2009 was a big year for Microsoft. The company launched a new OS, a search engine, and updated its gaming hardware.
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  World Tech Update: Lawsuits, RFID, and PhotoDNA The EC ends its investigation of Microsoft, the FTC files a lawsuit against Intel, TeliaSonera launches an LTE network, and PhotoDNA helps find missing children.
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  Final Fantasy XIII Video Game Launches in Tokyo Final Fantasy XIII, one of the most awaited video games of the year, is now available for the PlayStation 3.

Today in PCW Blogs

• Tech Inciter
  Vonage Offers Unlimited Int'l Calling for iPhone, Blackberry The company now offers a $24.99 monthly subscription for unlimited VoIP calls to 60 countries.
• PC World Podcast
  The '00s: A Decade In Tech PC World's editors take a look back at the past decade's greatest tech breakthroughs and setbacks.
• Today @ PC World
  Google's Nexus One Details: What We Know So Far For all that we know about the Google phone, its business model -- arguably the most interesting thing about it – remains a big question mark.
• Tech Inciter
  Outage: BlackBerry Users May Be Upset, But Have Few Options The second e-mail outage in a week leaves BlackBerry users concerned, but where can they really go?
• Today @ PC World
  OLPC Plans Super-Thin, Super-Cheap Tablet Non-profit says the touchscreen tablet, called the XO-3, will cost $75, and is slated for release in 2012.
• Today @ PC World
  Blackberry Outage: RIM Should Compensate Users For the second time in a week, a service outage has left BlackBerry users without access to e-mail.
• Tech Inciter
  Microsoft Loses Lawsuit, But Word Likely to Stay Microsoft has lost its appeal of a patent case involving Microsoft Office and Word. Good news: We keep our software and sales expected to continue.
• Geek Tech
  HP's Racial Webcam Woes -- Just A Case Of Bad Lighting? A YouTube video claims that integrated HP webcams don't recognize black faces. We tried it ourselves and found that lighting may play as large a role as skin color.
• Geek Tech
  Panasonic's New Battery Designed with Safety in Mind Safer laptop batteries on the way courtesy of Panasonic.
• Geek Tech
  GeekTip: It's a Cinch to Add Aero Snap to Mac OS X Why should Windows users have all the Snap fun? A new shareware utility brings this useful Windows 7 feature to Mac OS X.
• Today @ PC World
  Facebook's Other Top Trend of 2009: Divorce Facebook is cited in one out of every five divorce petitions, according to some new research published this week. So what's going on?
• BizFeed
  Microsoft Strikes Out in Word Patent Appeal An appeals court has decided against Microsoft and upheld an earlier judgment claiming that Microsoft has infringed on technologies patented by i4i.
• Security Alert
  Privacy Guide for Kindle, Other E-Book Readers The Electronic Frontier Foundation put together a guide to the privacy policies and practices of Google Books, Amazon's Kindle, and other readers.
• BizFeed
  Yelp Rejects Google, Google Walks from Yelp: Bad News Either Way Google and Yelp don't seem to agree on why the deal between the two unraveled, but it's unfortunate regardless of how it happened.