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Stories About U.S. Federal Communications Commission

HP Printer Connects Directly to the Web HP's Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer can print news stories and directions directly from Web sites, but the execution could use more polish.
Motorola Droid: Sorry, it's No iPhone Killer Analysis: Its multitasking abilities and quick access to Google Maps with GPS makes it pretty cool, but Apple has little to fear.
Step Aside, Kindle -- Nook Has Android on Its Side The Nook has two important capabilities that could expand the market for e-book readers beyond Amazon's device.
Beatles Come to Apple -- No, Not that Apple Analysis: People can't get enough of Apple's aura of cool. Apple could use a dose of humility.
Linux Will Kill Windows, Says Former Microsoftie It's not just the Linux faithful who are predicting the demise of Windows -- an ex-Microsoft employee believes that "proprietary software is eventually going to be doomed."
Motorola's Droid: 4 Reasons to Buy, 1 Reason to Duck Analysis: The Droid definitely has its advantages -- and here are the top ones -- but also beware of the main caveat.
Akvis ArtSuite Makes Photos Framed and Glamorous Basic program AKVIS ArtSuite applies a limited library of effects and frames to your photos.
Is Windows 7 a Panacea for Vista — or Pure Puffery? To get technology to work effectively — including Windows 7 — it takes commitment on a company’s part, not just a superior product. Here’s how to get average working folks on board.
iPhone App Store Hits 100K, Leaves Others in the Dust The iPhone may soon be getting stiffer competition from upcoming products like the Motorola Droid, but one area where Apple's commanding lead seems untouchable is its mobile app store.
Google Dashboard Gives You a Degree of Control Google is putting all your account info on a single page, hoping to calm fears about its intentions. But not everyone is convinced.
OpenOffice Introduces Multi-Button Confusion With New Mouse WarMouse introduced a new mouse that seems to be aimed specifically at incredibly dexterous OpenOffice users.
Update Fixes IPhone Sync Problem With Windows 7 for Some A fix has been issued to repair a problem that prevented Windows 7 users from synching their iPhones.
PC World Podcast 52: Moto Droid Invades, AT&T Sues Verizon, and BlueBeat Rips Off the Beatles Join the editors of PC World for an irreverent round-table discussion of this week's hottest technology trends.
Apple Store Announces Reserve and Pick Up Program For you pre-Thanksgiving shoppers, the Apple retail store on Friday announced a way to get a jump on your holiday list.
Should You Use Standby or Hibernate? Most laptops give you a choice, but which mode works best, and why? Answers coming up.

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HP Printer Connects Directly to the Web HP's Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer can print news stories and directions directly from Web sites, but the execution could use more polish.
Motorola Droid: Sorry, it's No iPhone Killer Analysis: Its multitasking abilities and quick access to Google Maps with GPS makes it pretty cool, but Apple has little to fear.
Step Aside, Kindle -- Nook Has Android on Its Side The Nook has two important capabilities that could expand the market for e-book readers beyond Amazon's device.
Beatles Come to Apple -- No, Not that Apple Analysis: People can't get enough of Apple's aura of cool. Apple could use a dose of humility.
Linux Will Kill Windows, Says Former Microsoftie It's not just the Linux faithful who are predicting the demise of Windows -- an ex-Microsoft employee believes that "proprietary software is eventually going to be doomed."
Motorola's Droid: 4 Reasons to Buy, 1 Reason to Duck Analysis: The Droid definitely has its advantages -- and here are the top ones -- but also beware of the main caveat.
Akvis ArtSuite Makes Photos Framed and Glamorous Basic program AKVIS ArtSuite applies a limited library of effects and frames to your photos.
Is Windows 7 a Panacea for Vista — or Pure Puffery? To get technology to work effectively — including Windows 7 — it takes commitment on a company’s part, not just a superior product. Here’s how to get average working folks on board.
iPhone App Store Hits 100K, Leaves Others in the Dust The iPhone may soon be getting stiffer competition from upcoming products like the Motorola Droid, but one area where Apple's commanding lead seems untouchable is its mobile app store.
Google Dashboard Gives You a Degree of Control Google is putting all your account info on a single page, hoping to calm fears about its intentions. But not everyone is convinced.

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