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FlauntR Online Photo Editor

Though bursting at the seams with whizzy features, the convoluted and sluggish interface makes FlauntR a drag to use.

By Harry McCracken 15 years ago

Picture2Life Online Photo Editor

Lots of special effects and a few interesting features can't compensate for a hopelessly annoying user experience.

By Harry McCracken 15 years ago

20 Tech Habits to Improve Your Life

A few new habits can make the difference between staying on task, finding what you need, and getting things done--or having a tech meltdown.

By Gina Trapani 15 years ago

Six Hacks For Your Mobile Gear

Unlock your iPhone, supercharge your camera, and take your TiVo shows on the road for free. These six hacks unleash the hidden power in your mobile gadgets.

By Zack Stern 15 years ago

Sony Opens Lithium-ion Battery Plant in Singapore

Sony was scheduled to open a lithium-ion battery plant in Singapore on Thursday to meet rising demand.

By Sumner Lemon 15 years ago

Nortel Uses USB Drive to Secure Remote Work

Nortel hopes to tackle the security of remote work with an "office on a stick," a USB drive for VPN sessions.

By Stephen Lawson 15 years ago

Fujitsu Siemens Shows Its First Netbook

Fujitsu Siemens officially launched its first netbook, the Amilo Mini, at the IFA electronics show in Berlin on Wednesday.

By Martyn Williams 15 years ago

LG Unveils Netbook PC With Embedded 3G at IFA

LG Electronics will launch in October a netbook-class laptop PC based on Intel's Atom processor that also includes 3G...

By Martyn Williams 15 years ago

EU Project Promises Safer Traffic

A more advanced system to avoid traffic jams, accidents and other dangers will be demonstrated at IFA.

By Mikael Ricknäs and IDG News Service 15 years ago

Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2: Can It Outfox Firefox?

New features give IE 8 a better look, better security, and better conformance to Web standards, but the revised browser is still playing catch-up with Firefox.

By Nick Mediati 15 years ago

LG Puts Bluetooth Into New LCD, Plasma TV Sets

LG will soon start selling TV sets with built-in Bluetooth, the company said at IFA.

By Martyn Williams 15 years ago

Time-Management Tips for Mobile Professionals

The late Randy Pausch offered valuable lessons for managing our most precious commodity.

By James A. Martin 15 years ago

Palm Treo Pro and HP iPaq 910c Business Messenger: Battle of the Black Business Smart Phones

The newest Palm Treo and HP iPaq unlocked phones aim to take a bite out of the business phone market. But do they have the chops to do so?

By Yardena Arar 15 years ago

595 Immigrants Arrested at Electronics Plant

US officials arrest 595 people suspected of being illegal immigrants at a Mississippi electronics plant.

By Grant Gross 15 years ago

Maxian to Show New PMPs at Berlin’s IFA

South Korea's Maxian will unveil a couple of new portable media players at the IFA consumer electronics in Berlin later this...

By Martyn Williams 15 years ago

Why Does My PC Suddenly Shut Itself Off?

Phil Sydell of Boynton Beach, Florida asks why his PC suddenly shuts down for no perceptible reason. It displays no error message or blue screen of death, and starts up just fine.

By Lincoln Spector 15 years ago

Dell Puts Linux and Atom in Vostro PCs for Emerging Markets

Dell is using the Linux operating system and Intel processors including the Atom in new Vostro PCs for emerging markets.

By John Ribeiro 15 years ago

Locked IPhones Can Be Unlocked Without a Password

Private information stored in Apple's iPhone and protected by a lock code can be accessed by anyone with just a few button presses.

By Peter Sayer 15 years ago

China Mobile Says Music Users Top 80M, Touts Temblor Efforts

China Mobile said its music service members topped 80 million, and said it has fully recovered from the Sichuan earthquake.

By Dan Nystedt 15 years ago

Samsung: Market for SSDs in Low-cost PCs Exploding

Samsung launched 3 new SSDs for low-cost PCs, saying the computers are driving explosive growth in SSD sales.

By Dan Nystedt 15 years ago