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• Commodore 64 Awakes From Slumber With Makeover Commodore USA tries to bring back the vintage desktop PC from hibernation with an updated model.
• Washing Machine 2 Scrubs Browser Leftovers Have you ever worried what could be learned about your Internet habits just by taking a look at the information that your browser leaves on your hard drive?
• Enterprises Adopting Cloud Faster Than Traditional IT Industry expert says that an increasing number of business broadband users are using cloud computing as they get a fuller understanding of how the technology operates.
• Fake MacBook Air, 'big IPhone' Tablet on Show in China A Chinese gadget maker showed off a knock-off MacBook Air running Windows and a tablet computer shaped exactly like an iPhone with a 10-inch screen.
• Offshore Tech Support Can Lead to Dubious Advice An Adobe customer looks for an Audition expert and finds frustration in what may be yet another disturbing tech support trend.
• One Keyboard, One Mouse, Several PCs — Zero Hassle Free Synergy program is easier to use than a KVM switch, and the utility runs on all Windows, Mac and Linux computers.
• Access Alternate Time Machine Drives Today's hint is very simple, but one that, after searching through the Macworld archives, I realized we've never explicitly covered--and one that has come in...
• Study: Twitter May Have Jumped the Shark A study of nearly 19 million Twitter accounts attempts to determine how people are using — or not using — the microblogging service.
• Why Is Email Spam So Much Worse Than SMS Spam? How come email spam is a 5,000,000% bigger problem than text message spam? It mainly boils down to three related factors.
• Make Firefox 3.6 Open New Tabs the Same Way Firefox 3.5 Did In other words, make them open at the far right side of the tab bar, not right next to the current tab.
• Google Tests Meeting Rescheduling Tool for Calendar Google has launched an experimental feature for its Calendar app that aims to simplify the process of re-scheduling meetings.
• Group Pushes for More Gov't Documents to Go Online The Sunlight Foundation launches its Public=Online campaign.
• Twitter's @anywhere Could Usher in Big Improvements Many South by Southwest attendees reportedly walked out halfway through the keynote appearance by Twitter CEO Evan Williams this week citing boredom, but the...
• March Madness on Demand for IPhone For fans of college basketball, there's no better time of year than the NCAA men's basketball tournament. It's wall-to-wall hoops action, particularly during the...
• Trashed Laptops: Send Us Your Photos! PCWorld wants your pictures and laptop horror stories. If you've got a burned, busted, waterlogged, cracked, or melted laptop or netbook let us know.