From: PC World on Fri, May 28 2010 4:44 AM

In this week’s show, Verizon confirms that it is working on a tablet with Google, Microsoft introduces Office 2010, Verizon proves that its 4G LTE network is running, Square Up lets you pay almost anywhere using an iPhone and a credit card, improved e-ink devices are on show from Fujitsu, and a ...

From: PC World on Fri, May 28 2010 4:44 AM

The EVO 4G packs powerful specs and a lot of features in a slick, stylish design. The biggest drawback is that not everyone will get to experience 4G connectivity, one of the phone’s best features at launch--yet they'll still have to pay for it. However, the EVO 4G is a winner with its supe...

From: PC World on Fri, May 28 2010 4:44 AM

Two exhibitors at the Maker Faire showed off open-source 3D printers that can build objects based on 3D models. An additional company introduced 3D design software available for $99.

From: PC World on Fri, May 28 2010 4:44 AM

Whether you choose a PC with a set configuration or customize your system with a vendor who builds it to order, we can help you find a desktop configuration to suit your needs.

From: PC World on Fri, May 28 2010 4:44 AM

In this week’s show, The European Commission fines DRAM makers, Google is in trouble for collecting WiFi data with StreetView cars, Facebook squashes a bug that hackers could exploit, Intel's latest chips are in short supply, and Unicef offers free text messaging to kids in Nepal.

From: PC World on Thu, May 13 2010 9:25 PM

TThe HP 200 All-in-One PC has a roomy hard drive, a variety of connectivity options, and a wireless mouse and keyboard. But its standout feature is its bright and attractive 1080p high-def screen.

From: PC World on Thu, May 13 2010 9:24 AM

A new type of display screen that can be curved around walls or pillars is on display in Tokyo. The Plasma Tube Array Screen has hundreds of millimeter-high thin plasma tubes, which all run parallel to each other so the screen can be gently curved in one direction.

From: PC World on Wed, May 12 2010 9:14 AM

Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell explores the beta version of the new Photoshop CS3 and demonstrates features such as editable filters, the quick-selection tool, and the Flash-based zoomify command.

From: PC World on Wed, May 12 2010 9:14 AM

A good portable GPS device is like a good passenger on a road trip: helpful, not too annoying, and low maintenance. The Navigon 2100 Max succeeds at the first two: It will get you to your destination without overloading you with superfluous information. Unfortunately, in my tests the unit was a ...

From: PC World on Wed, May 12 2010 9:14 AM

Some of the Best of CES 2009: Palm introduces a new phone, a wind-and solar-powered gadget charges electronics, Samsung shows off thin TVs and Blu-ray Disc players, Tom Hanks and Howard Stringer try on futuristic glasses, Kodak displays an OLED photo frame, mobile internet devices shrink, and Sc...

From: PC World on Wed, May 12 2010 9:14 AM

In this week’s show: the New York Auto Show shows off car technology, Sun launches new servers, Sanyo unveils a laser projector, Sony intros a new Walkman, and Honda demos two motion assistance devices.

From: PC World on Tue, May 11 2010 7:49 PM

Sony’s new Alpha NEX-5 digital camera also offers a very-high-resolution LCD screen that tilts, as well as a conveniently small size. You can take photographs with this interesting camera without having to memorize a manual, too.

From: PC World on Tue, May 11 2010 7:17 AM

While the paperless revolution is upon us, sometimes you still need to get a document off your computer and onto paper. In six easy steps, we’ll show all you'll need to know to go about selecting the right printer to fit your needs.

From: PC World on Fri, May 07 2010 4:01 AM

The Toshiba NB305-N410 is a basic netbook with solid specs, but its poorly laid-out chiclet-style keyboard, while pretty, is a bit of a disappointment. This netbook has has decent battery life, a great screen, and a great trackpad, but its overall performance is average.

From: PC World on Fri, May 07 2010 4:01 AM

Kits that crack WEP and guess WPA keys are popular in China despite hacking laws. Wi-Fi USB adapters bundled with a Linux operating system, key-breaking software and a detailed instruction book are being sold online and in bustling electronics bazaars.

From: PC World on Thu, May 06 2010 3:11 PM

At the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Staff Writer Patrick Miller pinpointed the newest trend in Web applications: Adapting social media networking tools for the workplace. Take a look as he visits the itDuzzit, Engage, and Socialtext booths to check out their newest Web tools.

From: PC World on Fri, Apr 30 2010 9:42 PM

In this week’s show: HP plans to buy Palm, RIM gives a sneak peek of its BlackBerry 6 OS, Imagine Cup competitors get a visit from James Cameron, Israel allows for the iPad to be imported, and more...

From: PC World on Thu, Apr 29 2010 8:27 PM

If you want to add a PC that can stream video from Hulu or Netflix to your HDTV in the living room, look no further than the Acer Aspire Revo AR3610. This little PC costs only $330, and would be a stellar addition to your home theater setup.

From: PC World on Thu, Apr 29 2010 8:12 AM

Timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the annual EcoFocus event in New York showcased the latest in green technologies, including The Samsung Restore ecophone, which the company says is the latest in its line of phones that focus on reduced and recyclable packing, Energy star...

From: PC World on Mon, Apr 26 2010 1:20 AM

The Toshiba Mini NB305-N310 is a professional-looking netbook with a comfortable keyboard and a huge touchpad, but it’s not great for watching video. However, it does offer a nice keyboard and a low price, which makes it a good option for workers who need a small PC that can move around with them.