• 7 Hot Black Friday Laptop and Netbook Deals

  
  Get your shopping list and keyboard ready: laptops from HP, Acer, Dell and others highlight the early bargins for the holiday shopping season.

• Will Google's Deal with TiVo Push More Video to the Web?

  
  Google's advertising division will get unprecedented levels of information about viewer habits.
• 5 Hopes for an iTunes-Style Magazine Store
• Amazon Improves Kindle Battery, Adds PDF Support
• Google Improves Mobile Movie Search
• Microsoft: The Assassin of Google's Chrome OS
• How to Install Chrome OS From A USB Drive
• Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 2 a Record-Breaker
• 8 Tech Tools For Black Friday Deals
• Top 10 Black Friday Websites

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• What Mac Users Need to Know About Wi-Fi Direct It's that time of year when travelers brace themselves to suffer the many small indignities of the road. Why can't it be easier to print on networks that you...
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• 5 Hopes for an iTunes-Style Magazine Store Magazine publishers may pool their resources to go digital; here's hoping they don't overlook these concerns.
• 7 Hot Black Friday Laptop and Netbook Deals Get your shopping list and keyboard ready: laptops from HP, Acer, Dell and others highlight the early bargins for the holiday shopping season.
• App Store Statistics as Misleading as They Are Impressive Apple has some impressive numbers for total iPhone apps available and number of apps downloaded each month. The app store stats only tell part of the story, though.
• Six Ways to Watch Movies on Your Mac At one time the idea of watching movies on a Mac seemed both quaint and inconvenient. After all, you already had a TV and its accouterments in the rumpus room...
• How to Install Chrome OS From A USB Drive Can't wait for a new system running the final version of Google's OS? Here's a way to run Chrome natively today.
• Gameloft Does a Backflip, Supports Android Phones Strange things may be afoot with mobile game development house Gameloft. Just a few days ago the company's finance director Alexandre de Rochefort announced that...
• Redirecting DNS Requests Can Harm the Internet, Says ICANN ICANN on Tuesday condemned the practice of redirecting requests for nonexistent domains as a threat to the smooth functioning of the Internet.
• Google Improves Mobile Movie Search A revamped app offers more info and search options to identify your choices more easily.
• US Senators Ask EU to Hurry Investigation of Oracle-Sun U.S. senators ask European regulators to quickly conclude their antitrust investigation of Oracle's acquisition of Sun.
• Ableton Releases Max for Live Ableton and Cycling '74 have announced the release of Max for Live. The product integrates the Max/MSP audio visual programming language with Ableton's Live 8...
• IPhoto 8.1.1 Fixes Faces Bug On Wednesday, Apple released a minor update to its iPhoto '09 ( Macworld rated 4 out of 5 mice ) digital photography software. The iPhoto 8.1.1. update deals...
• Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Fake Chips to US Navy A California man has pleaded guilty to charges that he sold fake chips to the U.S. Navy.
• Google Updates Apps BlackBerry Service Google updated its Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry server service.
• Apple Updates Final Cut Server Apple today released an update to its Final Cut Server software.
• Palm, Sprint Pursue Lost Data From Pre, Pixi Palm and Sprint are trying to solve problems some users have had moving data from one Palm webOS device to another.
• Racist Image Tops Google Search Results for Michelle Obama A racist caricature is currently the top-ranked image of first lady Michelle Obama on Google's image search engine.
• Tokyo Students Design a New Robotic Muscle Suit Students at Tokyo's University of Science have developed a new muscle suit, a wearable robotic suit that assists the muscles when carrying out strenuous tasks.
• 3G Means More Porn, China Laments Amid Cleanup China called for a cleanup of mobile porn Web sites on Wednesday as it blamed their rise on high-speed 3G mobile data services.

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Today in PCW Blogs

• Tech Inciter
  Four Years Not Enough for "Godfather of Spam" Spam costs every American--every one of us--over $13-a-year each, $42 billion in all, and that's just what business pays. And that doesn't include the criminals' take.
• Today @ PC World
  5 Hopes for an iTunes-Style Magazine Store Magazine publishers may pool their resources to go digital; here's hoping they don't overlook these concerns.
• Today @ PC World
  7 Hot Black Friday Laptop and Netbook Deals Get your shopping list and keyboard ready: laptops from HP, Acer, Dell and others highlight the early bargins for the holiday shopping season.
• BizFeed
  App Store Statistics as Misleading as They Are Impressive Apple has some impressive numbers for total iPhone apps available and number of apps downloaded each month. The app store stats only tell part of the story, though.
• Today @ PC World
  How to Install Chrome OS From A USB Drive Can't wait for a new system running the final version of Google's OS? Here's a way to run Chrome natively today.
• Today @ PC World
  Google Improves Mobile Movie Search A revamped app offers more info and search options to identify your choices more easily.
• Today @ PC World
  Will Google’s Deal with TiVo Push More Video to the Web? Google's advertising division will get unprecedented levels of information about viewer habits.
• BizFeed
  Kindle PDF Support Broadens Ebook Reader Appeal for Businesses Amazon's Kindle has blazed the trail for ebook readers, but now faces tough competition. Adding PDF support broadens the appeal of devices and highlights convergence of personal and business use.
• Today @ PC World
  Corel Saves Itself, WordPerfect, and CorelDraw from Brink WordPerfect maker Corel saved itself from severe financial hardship in a business deal that will keep the struggling software maker open.
• Today @ PC World
  The Google-TiVo Deal: What It Means For You Google and TiVo are teaming up for a new deal that'll put your clicking habits into the hands of advertisers. Here's a look at how the program will work.
• BizFeed
  Verizon Challenges Sprint Marketing Claim Fresh from its legal victory over AT&T's challenge, Verizon is starting a new battle against Sprint's marketing slogan. Verizon has a reason to fight for "most reliable".
• Today @ PC World
  Top 10 Black Friday Websites Get warmed up for the biggest shopping day of the year by bookmarking the hottest destinations on the Web touting Black Friday deals.
• Game On
  Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 2 a Record-Breaker Ubisoft reassures investors its PS3 and Xbox 360 action-stealth game and financial holiday lifeline is selling briskly.
• BizFeed
  Google's Ad Empire is Good for Small Business Google is expanding its vast marketing empire with the purchase of Teracent. Google may be bad for traditional advertising, but its good for small business.