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 Mac OS X Lion: 10 Roaring New Features Ahead of its July debut, Apple unveiled a few more tricks OS X Lion will be capable of. Share:   |  E3 2011: Microsoft Reveals Halo 4, Bets Farm on Kinect Experience Microsoft reveals Halo 4 plus the long rumored original Halo for Xbox remake, but spends most of its E3 press conference touting Kinect games. Share: | Apple iCloud: A Visual Tour Apple's new Web storage system will sync your music, pictures, and more. Share: | E3 2011: Nintendo's Next Console Named 'Wii U', Breaks Mold Once Again Nintendo unveiled its wildly different next console at the E3 2011 press conference this morning, including a tablet-style gamepad and dozens of new ways to interact with games. Share: | E3 2011: Sony Says Sorry for PSN Outage, Reveals PlayStation Vita Sony apologized (again) for the PlayStation Network outage, then got down to business with its PlayStation Vita (nee NGP) games handheld. Share: | Apple iOS 5 in Pictures Apples new mobile OS wont hit your iPhone or iPad until this fall, but the company unveiled many of the new features at WWDC. Share: | With iOS 5, Apple Mostly Plays Catch-Up Few of the new features in Apples upcoming mobile OS upgrade are revolutionary and many are similar to components of Android. Share: | Google Adds Appointment Slots to Calendar Appointment slots allows users to set up times and dates in their calendar so collaborators can pick and choose the most convenient times for them as well. Share: | What the Latest Data Security Breaches Really Mean A spate of breaches has business users scrambling to check if passwords have been compromised. If only basic security measures had been followed... Share: | WWDC: Apple Touts App Store Successes Apple gives details on App Store sales at WWDC. Share: | iOS 5: 5 Blatant Android Rip-Offs Apple users might consider these new iOS 5 features magical or revolutionary, but Android users have been using them for years. Share: | PC Sales Expected to Rebound in 2012 The growth is forecast, despite Steve Jobs' declaration at WWDC that Apple intends to 'demote the PC and Mac to be just a device.' Share: | Street Fighter X Tekken: Hands-On Impressions Check out Capcom's latest entry in the Street Fighter series. Share: | Sony E3 Press Conference In Pictures Sony revealed their next-generation portable game console, the PlayStation Vita, as well as some of their key upcoming games for the next year. See them for yourself. Share: | Move Over RIM, iOS 5 and iCloud Just Took Your Market With iOS 5 and iCloud, Apple puts a nail in the coffin of RIM and could very well replace BlackBerry as the new standard for mobile business communications and productivity. Share: | E3 2011: Follow Along Live as Nintendo Reveals Its Wii Successor At 9 a.m. PT we will be live at Nintendo's official E3 2011 press event, and bringing you the world's first pictures and details of its top secret Wii games console Share: | Giving Cloud Storage the Ax Want to know what keeps me, my company's go-to security guy, awake at night? Many things, I can assure you, but lately the No. 1 threat to a good night's sleep has been the proliferation of software as a service at my company. Share: | Avoiding Embarrassing Photo Sharing on Twitter PCWorld provides a special how-to for the politicians in our readership. Share: | Why Groupon Sucks for Small Businesses Here are seven reasons to stop and think before you sign your business up for deep discounts through Groupon and other social coupon services. 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