87 MPixels photos of New York

87.83 MPixels photos of New York July 4, 2009

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AVG Internet Security 8.5

July 4, 2009

Using its own detection engine, AVG’s suite ($55 for one year, one PC; $75 for one year, three PCs) did superbly in the on-demand and on-access detection of mal-ware files, macro viruses, and scripts, scoring 100 percent on each. It also performed well on AV-TestTs zoo, identifying 96 percent on average. The AVG suite removed [...]

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IPAD COMPANION

July 4, 2009

Want to have that thrilling SRS audio experience when listening lo music on your iPod? That’s what SRS JWOW Adaptor for iPotT delivers. This premium audio adapter attaches seamlessly to your iPod for truly immersive music and video enjoyment.
Using advanced audio processing technology from SRS Ubs, IWOW Adaptor for ι Pod restores the audio cues [...]

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How to Choose the Right Network Printer

July 4, 2009

but networking is still compelling.As your business grows—assuming that the economy turns around at some point—you’IL need to reassess your printer fleet. You can prob-ahly justify repLacing a few desktop printers with more-expensive network printers, based on the savings in operating cost Various to ο Ls—such as HP’s Web Jetadmin, Konica’s PageScope NetCare, Toshiha’s Encompass, [...]

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Intel and AMD Go Low-Voltage

July 4, 2009

Intel displayed a range of Laptops powered by its consumer ultra-Low-voltage (CULV) mobiLe processors, and announced a new addition to its chip line, the Pentium SU270D. These CPUs are intended for a new class of uLtrathin Laptops that are as Light as a netbook but pack bigger screens and greater computing power. Companies showing CULV-based [...]

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Netbooks vs Smartbooks

July 4, 2009

Intel’s Atom processor currently powers the vast majority ot new netbooks and many handheld PCs—something that chaLLengers hope to change. Com pal and I nventec (Taiwanese companies that make Laptops for severaL of the worLd’s best-known PC brands] were among a handful of outfits showing “mobiLe Internet devices’1 based on nVidia’s rivaL Tegra platform. With [...]

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AMD Plans DirectX 11 GPUsSoon

July 4, 2009

ADVANCED Micro Devices plans to deliver its first graphics processor with support for Microsoft’s new DirectX 11 graphics APi (application programming interface) later this year, the company announced in June. This GPU promises to deliver more-detailed and more-realistic images on systems that support the technology. AMD says it expects to beat competing graphics chip makers [...]

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GPS Algorithm Error Prompts Garmin Recall

July 4, 2009

TRUSTING IN GPS map indications can be dangerous, at least in some instances: GPS device maker Garmin has recalled European marine maps that supplied incorrect and potentially harmful information to some users. The 2009 version of Garmins Blue-Chart g2 and g2 Vision data cards provides inaccurate indications of some water depths off the coast of [...]

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the most ugly dog in planet

the most ugly dog in planet July 4, 2009
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THE GREAT PARTICLE HUNT RESUMES

July 4, 2009

Scientists restart the search for a fleeting bit of matter that could redefine our understanding of physics. by Alex HutchinsonThe world’s largest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider, is expected to restart in September, a year after an accident halted work. When experiments resume, so will the hunt for the Higgs boson, known as the [...]

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Securing the legacy of the IPY

July 4, 2009

Acouple of months ago, it did seem a little bizarre to be asked to address an international workshop1 on the climate of Spain with a talk about observing the Arctic during the International Polar Year (IPY). But in fact I needn’t have worried. Nobody left. The delegates got the point. Not just that extreme change [...]

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the best photos of michael jackson

the best photos of michael jackson July 4, 2009
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jessica simpson the hottest photos

jessica simpson the hottest photos July 3, 2009
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Fair Warning Maybe

July 3, 2009

The one thing AOL and other big tech firms have done right is give customers fair warning to move their data before pulling the plug. AOL, HP, and Yahoo gave customers According to our Storage PoJtcy, your photos may be deleted rf you do not act soon
To keep your photos stored en TKe Gallery *eb*’te [...]

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ONLINE STORAGE SITES

July 3, 2009

the toast of the Internet circa 2006, are shutting down in droves, putting users’ data and images in jeopardy. Services announcing closings in the past ten months include big tech names: AOL (Xdrive and AOL Pictures), Hewlett-Packard (Upline), Sony (Image Station), and Yahoo (Briefcase). Many smaller storage firms, such as Digital Railroad, have also kicked [...]

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Browser Speed Champ

July 3, 2009

Nick Mediati’s browser speed comparison in the June issue ["Browser Speed Showdown: Chrome Is Golden," For-^hj/] was one browser short. Opera (find,pcworld.cDm/63D79) has always been one of the fastest browsers available. (I remember a DSL installer’s being deeply impressed by it in comparison with Internet Explorer.) Admittedly, Opera’s market share in the United States is [...]

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What Your Boss Knows CouLd Hurt You

July 3, 2009

OVER THE PAST 30 or so years technology, Five done loads of hiring: writers, editors, producers, temps, interns, even the occasional artist. Most of those hires have turned out to be terrific employees; others…well, nobody’s perfect. Despite following best practices for interviewing, asking all the right questions, and checking references, I’ve sometimes found that the [...]

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world of warcraft get off that domn computer

world of warcraft get off that domn computer July 3, 2009
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