Microsoft Layoff Rumors Persist
With the market share of Windows and IE slipping, some analysts claim Microsoft may be ready to issue pink slips.
HDTV and Mobile Gear to Steal CES 2009 Spotlight
From multidisplay laptops and HDTVs wired for broadband to Blu-ray players that can deliver Web content, the 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has it all.
IT Execs Are Making Less
Recession knocks down overall payments to CIOs -- but not everyone is feeling the pinch.
Google Releases Picasa for Mac Beta
Google on Monday afternoon released a public beta of its Picasa for Mac desktop software for organizing, editing, and...
A Kinder, Gentler RIAA? Not So Much
The recording industry has fired some of its online spies -- but that doesn't mean they're about to get all warm and cuddly.
Canon Rolls out New Camcorders
Canon U.S.A. on Monday announced a new line of five high-definition and six standard-definition camcorders. Pricing and...
Ballmer Should Skip Pep Talk at CES
Instead of delivering a rah-rah keynote, here are five meaningful things Steve Ballmer could say at CES.
The 2009 Consumer Electronics Outlook
In our 2009 consumer electronics outlook, we take a look at the trends for the coming year, including Blu-ray, TVs, the Wii, netbooks, the Zune, and more.
New Palm Handset and OS Coming on Thursday?
Will Palm debut new mobile handsets and devices based on its Nova mobile operating system this week? The tech world is betting we'll find out Thursday.
ZuneGate '08: What Really Happened!
'twas the night before New Years, and all sorts of Zune 30GB devices fell into disarray. Microsoft correctly blamed a leap year coding issue. We'll show you exactly what happened!
The iPhone 3G Unlock Chart: Will Your Carrier Work?
It's been two days since the release of the fabled iPhone 3G unlocking tool "Yellowsn0w" by The Dev Team. But all isn't well in the world of iPhone hackery. That's why we're giving you a full list of carriers and methods that have (or haven't) worked--check your unlocking potential today!
SpeedUpMyPC 3
SpeedUpMyPC is the award winning utility software that ensures your PC is automatically optimized for maximum performance in just a few easy clicks.
Windows XP Service Pack 2
It's an unsafe world out there for Windows-based computers. Microsoft wants to address the problem with its new megapatch, Service Pack 2 for Windows XP.
Top 10 Most Popular Utilities That Work on Vista
XP won't be around forever. If you're taking the leap to Microsoft's newest OS, you'll pleased to see how many of your favorites utilities support Vista (not to mention excellent Vista-only titles). And if you're already using Vista, take a look and see what you may be missing.
Top 10 Downloads on January 1, 2009
Downloads tell us what PC users are thinking. It makes sense that as the year turned, PCWorld.com readers downloaded software to secure their PCs and keep XP running. You might be more surprised to know that they also looked for RSS readers and a Thanksgiving desktop theme. Now that's looking ahead.
Tools for Keeping New Year's Resolutions
We have a clean slate, and we want to start out right. Popular New Year's resolutions include improving finances, getting fit, and spending more time with friends and family. To help out, we've rounded up software for budgeting and finance, improving health, and boosting productivity. Happy New Year!
Laptop Buying Guide: The Big Picture There are more laptop choices than ever. We'll identify and discuss the available options--including screen size, weight, battery life, and communications ports.
Laptop Buying Guide: Laptop Specs Explained Do you need a superfast CPU? Or a huge hard drive? We'll guide you through the choices and tell you which features are most critical.