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• Getting to the Core of Intel's New Core i7 CPUs Intel's new Core i7 processors (its first to use Nehalem architecture)are now powering a home PC near you.
• Use Your E-mail, IM, and Social Networks...All in VoxOx This beta freebie helps you keep tabs on your online communications and social networks.
• Symantec Sees Spike in Dangerous Microsoft Attacks Symantec is warning of a 'dramatic rise' in attacks exploiting a critical Windows bug.
• Swedish Provider Hints at MMS on IPhone The iPhone may be the most advanced handheld computing device in the world, but you can flummox it pretty easily: for example...
• Customize Microsoft Excel for Power Use These five essential Excel configuration tweaks will help you get to your files faster, improve menu navigation, and enhance your formatting options.
• Google Considers Preinstalling Chrome On New PCs Google is far from bowing out of the browser wars. Latest reports indicate Google will attempt to have its Web browser pre-installed on PC.
• Push IPhone Mail Without Exchange There are several options, if you know where to look.
• Financing IT: Repo Man in the Data Center What if a company defaults on a loan for a multimillion-dollar SAP ERP software purchase? Or can't repay IBM Global Financing for the hardware, software and services?
• Credit Crunch Provides Easy Pickings for Black Hats The holiday season and current economic crisis create the perfect storm for online hacking.
• Will 'Black Monday' Bring Malware Armageddon? Security software firms expect a spike in the spread of information-stealing malware just three days before Thanksgiving.
• Nintendo Wii Is Greenest Games Console The Wii gives players the power to annihilate villains and save the planet, all from the comfort of their sofas.
• Top 5 Netbooks Netbooks (aka mini-notebooks, mini-notes or "laptots") are perfect travel companions and meet basic computing needs, including e-mailing, Web surfing, and document creation. Best of all, these low-powered machines cost less than the standard-issue laptop.
• Send Large Files Right From Outlook Need to send an attachment that's too large for e-mail? No problem: Just use YouSendIt's Outlook plug-in.
• Palm Lays off Workers Palm confirmed that it has laid off an undisclosed number of workers this week.
• Study: Wii Games Hit Bargain Bins Faster Electronic Entertainment Design and Research (EEDAR) claims more Wii games underperforming than PS3 and Xbox 360 games.
• IPod Touch Draws the Short Straw As you're likely aware, Apple on Thursday night released version 2.2 software updates for the iPhone and iPod touch. Those...
• Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W170 Point-and-Shoot Camera Fun features abound in this wide-angle Sony point-and-shoot camera, but images come out a bit soft.
• How Do I Turn Off Power-Saving Modes' Password Protection? Hans Spring has told Windows not to ask for a password when he boots. But it still demands one to come out of Stand By and Hibernate modes.
• Nokia Opens New Research Center in Hollywood Nokia announced that it has opened a new research facility in Hollywood.
• U.S. Needs More Broadband Competition, Expert Says The U.S. broadband market may see lower prices and faster speeds with more competition, one expert says.
• Some Tips on Downgrading Applications Recently, after swapping a couple of machines (I sent my first-generation Intel-based Mac mini back to the Macworld offices...
• Hands On with Square Enix's The Last Remnant The new "East-meets-West" roleplaying game from Final Fantasy publisher Square Enix is tactically adventurous but visually confusing.
• Bugs & Fixes: Dealing With Data Backup Problems With backup software, the one thing you want more than anything else is reliability. With your data's survival on the line...
• Wake up to Squeezebox Boom I've been a fan of Logitech's Squeezebox family of networked music players for some time. More than five years ago, we...
• Laser Printers Laser printers offer great speed and reliability for demanding business and home users. At their best when put to work in a...