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Color Laser Prices Limbo Lower, to $299
Just when you think that color-laser printer prices can't get any lower, they do.

ReviewTest Report Pricing YouTube
The biggest video sharing site has some video-quality limitations, but it has the largest audience.

Free Security Tool Ferrets out Unpatched Software
The tool is designed to inform users when their applications need patching.

The Web's Best Mapping Sites
At the top map services, driving directions are just the beginning.

14 Great Programs You Didn't Even Know You Needed
With these programs, you can eliminate a lot of annoying Windows limitations, and enhance your computing fun cheaply--or even for free.

Save Money on Inkjet Printer Ink
Learn how to get around cartridge expiration dates, buy cheaper ink, and make cartridges last longer.

15 Great, Free Security Programs
Turn your PC on, and you're immediately vulnerable to malicious attacks. But you can use these free applications to minimize the dangers and protect yourself.

Take the Sting Out of Subscription Services
Have you run into problems with software that charges on a subscription basis? Our tips can help keep unpleasant surprises to a minimum.

Acrobat 9 Aims to Reinvent PDFs
New features make Adobe’s latest a must-have for your business.

Your PC in 2008 and Beyond
Blindingly fast chips, flexible displays, nanotube cooling, and more: Tomorrow's technologies will change everything about computing, whether you're at home, at work, or on the road.

What Google's Mobile OS Will Do for Your Next Cell Phone
When will you be able to buy a Google phone? We'll answer your questions about everything about Android, the Google phone, and the Open Handset Alliance in this evolving FAQ.

The 20 (Mostly Free) Downloads You Can't Do Without
Cure a sluggish PC, improve your defenses, and have more computing fun with these great programs. Most are freebies, and you can try those that aren't before you put down any cash.

Google Android Just a Press Release, Says Ballmer
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Solid-State Drives Versus Hard-Disk Drives in Laptops
Solid-state drives outrun standard hard drives in some laptops and on some applications, but does their performance edge justify their higher price?

Sony Ericsson Introduces Global 3G USB Modem
Sony Ericssona announces 3G USB modem that supports tri-band UMTS and quad-band GSM, new deal with Google.

The Best Vista Notebooks
The new version of Windows can be a challenge for some notebooks to run. Our tests will point you to the laptops with the power to handle Vista.

Web Travel Resources, Part 2
Stuck in an unfamiliar town? These sites help you get the most out of your business trip.

Facebook Puts Users to Work Pitching Products
Will Facebook's new ad strategy turn the social network into an ad network for corporate America?

Apple Hit with iTunes Lawsuit
What would a week in the tech-world be without another questionable lawsuit against Apple?

Farewell Vista, Hello XP
How to make the switch back and deal with the gnarly problem of transferring your Vista e-mail, contacts, and user data back to the old standby operating system.

Technology's Most (and Least) Reliable Brands
Which companies can you trust? We asked 60,000 PC World readers--and they told us about their experiences with PCs, printers, cameras, routers, and more.

Reduce Your PC's Power and Operating Costs
A few simple tweaks to the BIOS and to Windows' power settings can cut your PC power bill by more than half.

Microsoft's Best New OS (Hint: It's Not Vista)
Windows Home Server lets you store and stream media files, create backups, and connect remotely via the Web. Plus, it's great on older PCs.

All-in-One Security Suites: Tried and Tested
We check out eight products, from the popular to the relatively unknown. They can't protect you from everything, but some come close.

Norton Internet Security 2008
Symantec's Norton Internet Security 2008 suite offers solid security protection and features, including the best behavior-based defense against unknown threats.

Internet Security
BitDefender was an excellent performer among security suites, but it's best for experts who don't need guidance regarding security extras and pop-up alerts and who don't mind therough interface.

Trend Micro Internet Security 2008
The Trend Micro security suite combines a good feature set and solid malware disinfection, but those benefits are offset by below-average detection as well as interface and installation bugs.

Experts to Facebook: Mind Your Manners
Facebook can repair the damage caused by the controversy around its Beacon ad system if the company follows basic social etiquette.

Use Google Apps to Build Your Business
Google is synonymous with searching the Web, but search isn't the company's sole focus.

How to Buy and Sell on eBay Scam-Free
Don't give up on the biggest auction marketplace because of fears of fraud. Here's how to buy and sell without a hitch.

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How to Build a Superfast, Superquiet PC, Part 1
The older I get, the less tolerance I have for noisy PCs. So my new desktop computer had to be quiet, not just fast. Oh, and I needed it to be affordable, too.