In this week’s show, the European Commission ends its antitrust investigation of Microsoft, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission files an antitrust lawsuit against Intel, news from Taipei’s RFID Conference, TeliaSonera launches the first LTE network, and PhotoDNA helps find missing children.
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If you’re in the market for a new HDTV, these three models from Samsung and Sony all have fantastic picture quality. With screen sizes ranging from 40-inches to 52-inches, one of these sets will certainly fit your needs. Assistant Editor Nick Mediati fills you in. And don't forget to check out o...
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Final Fantasy XIII, one of the most awaited video games of the year, went on sale this week in Japan. This is the first time the Final Fantasy series has appeared on the PlayStation 3 platform. When the game launches in Europe and North America in early 2010, it will also be available for the Xb...
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This week, our sister publication Macworld unveiled the 2009 App Gems Awards, celebrating the very best iPhone and iPod touch apps of the year. In this video, Macworld Editorial Director Jason Snell and Macworld.com Executive Editor Philip Michaels present the five winning games: Flight Control,...
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There’s a huge range of point-and-shoot cameras on the market right now, but which one suits you best? Tim Moynihan, PC World's top fashionista, takes a look at three models from Canon, Panasonic, and Samsung. Gues which one Tim rates "Las Vegas?"
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In this week’s show, Google introduces visual and real time search, BenQ shows off an e-reader, Facebook privacy changes take effect, and an iPod karaoke machine lets you sing along with your favorite tunes.
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If you’re tempted by a $500 tablet device designed for Web browsing, you should certainly check out the Fusion Garage JooJoo, which was formerly touted as the Crunchpad. With a 12-inch capacitive touchscreen display, 1GB of memory, and a 4GB SSD, the device appears to have enough power...
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What could be a better gift than an iPod accessory? We take a look at a wallet that’ll hold your Nano, and two adapters that make using the buttonless Shuffle just a bit easier.
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PC World Senior Editor Robert Strohmeyer downloaded an early build of the new Google Chrome OS, which is designed to run with low overhead on mobile devices such as netbooks. Here’s what he found.
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In this week’s show, Microsoft releases a richer version of its online mapping service, Intel unveils a 48-core research chip, Facebook’s Zuckerberg announces major changes to the social networking site, and China logs slow iPhone sales.
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The JVC GC-FM1’s video quality in good lighting is among the best we've seen. However, the camcorder is pricey and its build quality, buttons, audio quality, and controls all substantially detract from its usability.
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World Tech Update: Lawsuits, RFID, and PhotoDNA
