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Find Hard-to-Find 800 Numbers

Can't find a service or support number for AOL? Microsoft? Yahoo? This site has hundreds of them.

By Rick Broida 15 years ago

Netherlands Teen Sentenced for Stealing Virtual Goods

A judge in the Netherlands ruled this week that stealing virtual goods is a crime.

By Edwin Feldmann 15 years ago

Everything You Need to Know about Guitar Hero World Tour

Get your Guitar Hero globetrotting geek on, Activision Blizzard's band-in-a-box spectacular is about to appear on a shelf near you.

By Matt Peckham 15 years ago

Microsoft Responds to Chinese User Outrage Over Piracy Tool

Microsoft on Thursday responded to user outrage over a new anti-piracy plug-in that blacks out the screen of computers loaded with pirated software.

By Steven Schwankert 15 years ago

Microsoft Plans a Stripped-Down Windows 7

Microsoft is preparing for the 2010 (or earlier) launch of Windows Vista's successor, touted as a faster, stripped-down refresh of the much-maligned OS.

By Yardena Arar 15 years ago

Microsoft to Rush out Emergency Windows Patch

Microsoft is releasing an emergency Windows security patch on Thursday.

By Robert McMillan 15 years ago

LucasArts Announces New Online Star Wars Game

One of the oldest rumors in the gaming world has finally been confirmed: LucasArts and Bioware are developing a massively multiplayer online Star Wars game. It's called "The Old Republic."

By PC World Video 15 years ago

Microsoft Word Turns 25

By Benj Edwards 15 years ago

Sun Is a Software Company, New Top Shareholder Says

The investment firm that has taken a 21 percent stake in Sun Microsystems says that Sun is a software company.

By Robert McMillan 15 years ago

Voters Allege E-voting Machines Switching Votes

A handful of West Virginia voters say e-voting machines switched their votes from Democratic to Republican candidates during...

By Grant Gross 15 years ago

Move Over, Android: Here Comes BlackBerry Bold

AT&T has just announced the official release date for the BlackBerry Bold, Nov. 4. The smartphone will offer a number of firsts giving the G1 some solid competition.

By JR Raphael 15 years ago

How to Combine Multiple Word Documents

Forget cutting and pasting. Word users can easily append one or more documents.

By PCWorld Staff 15 years ago

Android Market to Open to Any App Monday

Google said that starting next week, any developer can upload applications to the Android Market.

By Nancy Gohring 15 years ago

Android Phone Launch Day Relatively Quiet

The first day of sales for the first Android phone was relatively quiet, especially compared to the iPhone launch.

By Matt Hamblen, Steve Lawson, Elizabeth Montalbano and Nancy Gohring and IDG News Service 15 years ago

Phone Wars Heat Up

Think Apple will be content to let this upstart phone challenge its dominance? Think again!

By Brennon Slattery 15 years ago

Hey, Android: Where are the Apps?

Welcome, Android developers -- now get busy cranking out those apps.

By Ian Paul 15 years ago

NetSuite Luring Salesforce Customers With Discount Offer

NetSuite is hoping to entice Salesforce CRM customers with a new discount offer.

By Chris Kanaracus 15 years ago

Google Launches Android Market

Arriving along with the official launch of T-Mobile's G1 is Google's Android Market, a place where G1 owners can download mobile applications.

By Melissa Perenson 15 years ago

Nokia Goes After Google with Open Source Symbian

Nokia is embracing open source with its Symbian mobile operating system. That pits Google's Android against Nokia's Symbian. How will things shake out?

By Daniel Ionescu 15 years ago

AT&T Income, Revenue up Thanks to IPhone

AT&T reports a 5.5 percent increase in net income for the third quarter, largely due to demand for iPhone 3G service.

By Grant Gross 15 years ago