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 Angry Birds Comes to Windows--No Browser Required Sick of Angry Birds yet? No? Then go grab the Windows version of Rovio's insanely popular game. Share:   |  Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1: Everything There Is To Know Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 launches next week. Here's a guide to everything you need to know about the hotly anticipated new Android tablet. Share: | The 15 Hottest Games and Gaming Hardware of E3 2011 This year's E3 Expo, which runs June 7 through June 9, looks to be the most exciting in years. Here are 15 reasons why, including cool new games and a big Nintendo announcement. Share: | Sony Pictures Falls Victim to Major Data Breach Hackers claim access to the unencrypted personal info of more than 1 million people. Share: | Kid Sells Kidney for iPad 2, Regrets Transaction Not exactly a champion of future time orientation, this one. 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Share: | Windows is Tougher to Hack Than You Think A fully patched Windows environment is harder to hack than it used to be -- and end-users remain the weakest security link Share: | Despite Oracle's Antics, LibreOffice Gets a Big Update This second major release of the popular and free productivity software suite adds numerous enhancements to performance and usability. Share: | More than E-mail at Stake in Google Gmail Attack The focus of the debate about recent attacks from China against Google is on Gmail, but a hacked Gmail account unlocks way more than just e-mail for the attacker. Share: | The Ups and Downs of the 3DS eShop Nintendo's eShop service finally debuts next week for 3DS owners, and we got an early look at what you can expect from the shop's launch period. Share: | Antivirus Vendors Pounce on Mac Malware Scare the MacDefender malware and its variants rightly have Mac users reconsidering antivirus protection. 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This trend can't continue Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: May 2011Our reviewers can't get enough of utilities. Geeky stuff like benchmarking, drive partitioning, memory testing. Must-haves like desktop organizers and security helpers. Microsoft Office improvements. But we like to have fun, too, so we couldn't resist some great media software, sci-fi themepacks, and designing our own cursors. These are just the highlights from the merry month of May. | | Parted Magic 7001 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Hard Disk | | This may just be the best partitioning utility/boot disc on the planet. | | | RealWorld Cursor Editor 11624 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Tools | | Create static or animated cursors for Windows XP, Vista, or 7; make cursors from images. | | | Directory Opus (32-bit) 999 Downloads | Trial | Filed Under File Management | | Replace Windows Explorer with this powerful, full-featured program. | | | See (11) more PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: May 2011 » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | Advanced Folders WatchA Microsoft Outlook add-in to monitor Microsoft Outlook folders and common folders on Microsoft Exchange server. Notifies you if a message satisfying your specified criteria has arrived. AFW offers solutions for a wide range of tasks related to message monitoring in public folders (Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Windows XP) Get 30% off with discount code MAPI-S3XN-DFHT! | | Living Landscape ScreenSaverDecorate your desktop with the Living Landscape screensaver and remember that the sun always shines even when it can't be seen easily through the clouds! (Compabitility: Windows 95/98/ME,Windows NT/2000,Other Platform,Windows XP,Windows NT/2000/2003/SBS2003,Windows) Use discount code CART-4V9L-SIXT to get 60% off! |  | |
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