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Watch How-To Videos at Howcast
Learn how to do anything and everything by watching Howcast's professionally produced, often hilarious how-to videos.
Watch MKV Video Files in Windows Media Center
Watch Online Videos When Offline, Thanks to RealDownloader
RealDownloader saves Web videos to your desktop with one click of the mouse.
Watch Online Videos at Your Own Pace With MySpeed
Watch Out Android Marketplace! Here comes Windows
Watch Out for Adobe Phishing Scams
Watch Out for Cinema-Style Web Ratings
Watch Out for FDIC Phishing Scam
Watch Out for Hidden Cookies
Browser plug-ins can also store individually-identifying data, and your normal privacy settings may have no effect.
Watch Out for Online Ads That Watch You
New Web ads respond to your activities--and this has privacy advocates worried.
Watch Out for Rogues
Watch Out for Spies With Friendly Faces
Otherwise benign hardware and software can be used to track your behavior.
Watch Out for Twitter Tunes
Watch Out for an IE Zero-Day Attack
There's no fix yet available for the latest attack against Microsoft's browser.
Watch Out iPhone, Android Use Is on the Rise
Watch Out iPhone: Samsung's Galaxy S II is Hot
Watch Out, Computer Engineers: Barbie Wants Your Job
Barbie's getting into computer engineering, baby. You'd better watch your back, or this tech-savvy doll might just take your job.
Watch Out, Nexus One: HTC's Incredible Phone
Watch Out, OnLive Claims 'Fundamental' Patent on Cloud Gaming
Watch Out, Oracle: Google Tests Cloud-based Database
Google is testing a cloud-based database designed to sidestep limitations of relational databases.
Watch Out, iPhone: New Motorola Android Phones to Sport Beefy Specs
Watch Out: Next-Gen Games Will Follow You
Developers debate how games can be pervasive in your life without taking it over.
Watch Out: PC Prices Are Going Up
Watch Out: Worms are Getting Smarter, Expert Warns
Peer-to-peer networks may be breeding ground for the next generation of nasties
Watch Personal TV on Your Pocket PC
Watch Small-res Movies at Native Size in Snow Leopard
One of the great disappointments in Snow Leopard, at least to me, is QuickTime X. While the under-the-hood technologies may be bleeding-edge and allow far better...
Watch TV Shows with AT&T's U-Verse iPhone App
Watch TV While on the Run
New services let you watch TV on your mobile phone, but it may be tough on your eyes.
Watch This 16-Bit ‘Legend of Zelda’ PC Casemod Come Together Block-by-Block
Richard “8-Bit Builder” Clinton shows off a time-lapse build an incredible, Minecraft-inspired PC case mod in the shape of a 16-Bit Link from the Legend of Zelda series.
Watch YouTube Videos Offline With Ask & Record Toolbar
Watch YouTube Videos in Windows Media Center
Free add-on MacroTube lets you browse, search, and view vids right from your couch. Not recommended for those with jobs and lives.
Watch YouTube Without a Browser, Thanks to DeskTube
Watch Your Back! Snoopers are After Your Data
Watch Your Facebook Friends for Free--And Without a Browser--in Fishbowl
Watch Your Home Remotely With Affordable New Tools
Watch Your Your Garden Grow With MyGardenBytes
MyGardenBytes helps you track your hydroponic and conventional gardening seed stock, growth rates, and other decision-making data.
Watch for 16GB USB Flash Drives this Year
COMPUTEX: Storage vendors put big capacity into ever smaller devices.
Watch for Data Projector Prices to Drop
New models from NEC, InFocus, and BenQ tend toward high end, but a sub-$1000 projector is on the horizon, experts say at Infocomm.
Watch for Falling Prices!
PC World editors sniff out bargains so you don't have to.
Watch for More Vendor Mergers
Smaller players will fold up shop as the faltering economy slows companies and individuals from buying new computers.
Watch for Year-End Bargains
Gadgets get hefty storage while phones and watches get smarter.
Watch for a Vista Update in April
Microsoft plans to release a Windows Vista Service Pack 2 this spring, according to reports.
Watch the IPad Event in Its Entirety
Perhaps the biggest disappointment about Apple's withdrawal from Macworld Expo is that the general public no longer has an opportunity to attend an Apple product...
Watch the Shows You Missed Last Night
Forgot to set the VCR/DVR? No problem. You can watch your show online the next day.
Watch: Shigeru Miyamoto Explains Why Zelda Skyward Sword is a 'New Genre'
Nintendo design legend Shigeru Miyamoto demonstrates The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, calls it a 'new genre in interactive entertainment'.
Watchdog Group Asks Google to Create Personal Data "opt-out"
UPDATE: A consumer group has asked Google to let users opt-out of leaving personal data on the search vendor's systems.
Watchdog Task Manager
Watching the Watchmen on Facebook
Watchmen Hype Overload: Is It Worth It?
Watchmen: Justice Is Coming for IPhone
Watchmen, one of the best graphic novels of all time, has been turned into a movie. Predictably, Warner Bros. is cashing in by...
Water + Camera = Trouble
First aid for memory cards and digital cameras, plus a look at the espionage all around us.
Water Utility Hacked: Are Critical Systems at Risk?
A cyber attack against an Illinois water utility illustrates the weaknesses in our infrastructure and industrial networks, and the need to step up our cyber defenses.
Waterloo Labs Makes Eye-Controlled Mario
Watermarking Photos, Removing Date Stamps, Erasing Power Lines, and More
Dave answers questions about preventing online photo theft, erasing power lines from photos, enlarging photos without sacrificing image quality, and more.
Waterproof Hard Drive Promises to Save Your Files From the Elements
Waterslide Extreme for IPhone
In an App Store practically overflowing with racing style games, Waterslide Extreme is a simple and enjoyable game that still manages to do a good job of showing...
Wattpad Adopts Open E-book Standard
Wattpad--the online site for publishing, sharing, and reading e-books--says its e-book distribution network will support EPUB, the International Digital...
Wattpad for IPhone
Nobody can seriously dispute the utility of the iPhone and iPod touch as an e-book platform. In March, Macworld.com posted a readers' guide to e-book apps. I had...
Watts Down: Monitors Burns No Juice on Standby
A new monitor consumers no power while it's waiting to spring back to life for your needs.
Wave Good-bye, SoundWorks for Me
A Bose Wave radio beater IDs the songs for you.
Wave Goodbye to Your Social Life: Kinect Hack Lets You Play 3D Tetris
WaveMachine Labs Offers New Drum Samples for Drumagog
Drum replacement software company WaveMachine Labs released two new sample libraries for its audio plug-in, Drumagog.
WaveSecure
Wayfinder Bid a Bold Move by Vodafone
Vodafone's offer for Swedish navigation software developer Wayfinder puts it at odds with competitors like Google and Nokia.
Ways to Duck the Weirdos Online
We All Fall Down: Video Games Industry Underperforms in 2010
We Like Speed, but Price Drives Memory Choice
DDR will reign, thanks to its price/performance combination, Microprocessor Forum panelist says.
We Owe LulzSec a 'Thank You'
We Saw Where You Went: App Traces Workers' Steps Abroad
An app to help companies keep workers on the right side of the law in foreign countries raises questions about mixing personal and professional data on smartphones.
We Take Longhorn for a Test Drive
After examining the alpha version of Microsoft's new OS, we like what we see.
We Test Drive Sony's PSP
The portable gaming device is finally available, and looks to be worth the wait.
We Test Drive Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
After putting the final version of the OS through its paces, we find no major surprises.
We'll Soon Know If Windows 7 Can Fight in the Wild
We're All Data Fatties, Study Finds
We're All Ears
Because they sit just inside the ends of your ear canals to block out a decent amount of external noise, a set of canalphones makes the ideal replacement for the...
We're Giving Away Halo: Reach "Defiant" Map Packs
We're Looking for the Worst PC in America
We're Shopping Faster, Holiday Online Sales Show
Holiday online sales jump 54 percent, but we're surfing less, studies show.
We're Shopping More--and Liking It, Too
As e-shoppers grow, sites are markedly improving their customer services, study shows.
WeFi Connects You With Wireless Hotspots--And With People
Weak Demand Causes Intel to Cut Q4 Forecast
Intel expects revenue for fiscal 2008 to fall 23 percent compared to the year prior due to weaker demand.
Weak Economy Creating Buyer's Market for IT Purchases
The tough economy has created a buyer's market for enterprise IT purchases, according to users and analysts.
Weak Evidence Links Congressmen's Cyber-attacks to China
Security experts say that claims that Chinese hackers accessed the computers of U.S. congressmen are not well substantiated.
Weak Pound Boosts Vodafone Results
Vodafone group sales were up by 14.3 percent during its third quarter thanks to a weak pound, the operator reported on...
Weaponize Your iPhone With the Pepper Spray Case
Worried about having your smartphone stolen? This iPhone case may have been created with you in mind.
Wear Pixel Art on Your Sleeve With Hacked Knitting Machine
Wear Your Mouse--Or Your Whole PC
Essential Reality's mouse-glove and Xybernaut's PC headgear offer alternative input options.
Wear the Doctor's Coat--Doctor Who's, That Is
You too can dress like the Doctor with this trenchcoat from ThinkGeek.
Wearable Lab Coat TV Packs Thousands of LEDs
Wearable Robotic Suit Could Help Disabled to Walk
Japanese firm creates Cyborg-type exoskeleton for use after strokes, spinal cord injury
Wearable Tech Helps in a Crisis
Emergency crews find crucial data fast by using rugged portable devices.
Wearable Videocam Records Your Life
DejaView's Camwear 100 continuously captures 30-second clips.
Wearing Tech: Where Fashion Meets Technology
New ways to wear technology are affecting everything from the health care field to the halls of academia to the catwalk. Even fashion designers are getting into the wearable computing act.
Weather Radar Apps for IPhone
Apps like The Weather Channel and AccuWeather.com offer decently enough forecasts, but are fairly limited in providing radar...
Weather Sensors Turned This House Into a Giant Synth Box
Listening to nighttime white noise or the morning radio is old hat, as audio innovator Quintron showcases a house that makes music out of weather patterns.
Weather Stations Will Use Mobile Infrastructure
For most of us, not knowing what the weather is going to do might at worst result in a soggy barbecue or a washed-out cricket or football match. For a farmer in...
Weather Technology Changes Without Losing Productivity
Weather Watcher Live Watches the Weather--While You Stay Inside
WeatherBug
WeatherCal 1.0
There are plenty of ways Mac users can get the latest weather forecast. For example, Mac OS X includes its own weather widget...
WeatherCal Adds Weather Forecasting to ICal
Bare Bones Software -- maker of the popular BBEdit text editing software app -- on Wednesday announced WeatherCal, a new...
Weatherbug Update Watches the Skies
Subscription adds details and nixes ads; both fee and free versions offer reports by zip code.
Web
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web
Web 2.0 Bites Back in the Beltway -- Again
US congressman is getting flack for revealing his "secret" trip to Iraq on Twitter.
Web 2.0 Experts Share Tips
Experts at the Future of Web Apps in Miami shared lessons they learned from starting up their Web 2.0 companies.
Web 2.0 Expo Focuses on Doing More With Less
Facebook and Adobe will deliver a Flash client library for the Facebook Platform at the event
Web 2.0 Payment Apps
Web 2.0 Pioneers Innovate on the Spot
Future of Web Apps attendees witnessed a live brainstorming session ... about e-mail.
Web 2.0 Tactics for Successful Job-Hunting
When you update your resume, don't overlook these Internet twists on longstanding job-seeking practices.
Web 2.0 White House Takes to Facebook, Twitter
President Barack Obama and his administration is keeping up his image as a tech-savvy president by launching a presence on a variety of social networking sites.
Web 2.0 apps riddled with holes, warns SPI
New browser-based application technologies are opening new security holes, warned SPI Dynamics as it launched a re-engineered version of its SOA/Web 2.0 security testing software WebInspect this week.
Web 2.0 attracts many, but more gladly do without
Almost one in four Americas use advanced mobile technology and visit the Web 2.0 world, but close to half have little use for either, according to a report released Monday.
Web 2.0 attracts many, but more gladly do without
Almost one in four Americas use advanced mobile technology and visit the Web 2.0 world, but close to half have little use for either, according to a report released Monday.
Web 2.0 revives Internet economy
The emergence of the next generation of Internet technology and applications has led to the coining of the term Web 2.0 to indicate that the Internet now has more capabilities than ever before. The Internet media companies such as Google, News Corp, and Yahoo are just some of the leaders taking advantage of this with the introduction of new services and applications.
Web 2.0 tools inspire data-sharing software
Businesses that use ECM (enterprise content management) software to manage data could soon be giving employees more control over that data, as application providers are inspired by Web 2.0 tools like wikis, mashups and data tags.
Web 2.0, DNS Flaws Revealed at Black Hat
The size and scope of security problems is growing to be so large that security experts are having more difficulty than ever...
Web 2.0? First, Let's Get Web 1.0 Right!
Even on the 'new' Net, old problems are everywhere.
Web 4.0 Era Is Upon Us
A future where "technology and human become one"--the Web 4.0 era--is on the horizon, says TrendOne CEO Nils Müller.
Web Accelerators: Speed Up Your Dial-Up Connection
Web Access at the Airport
How to get online from major East Coast airports. Hint: It's not easy.
Web App Makes New York Subway "Sound" Great
Web Application Platform Coghead Shuts Down
Web application platform vendor Coghead is closing its doors.
Web Applications Security Scanner Introduced
Web Apps Developers Told to Aim for Lofty Goals
Beyond commercial success, developers of social applications must aspire to trigger significant change via their software and...
Web Attack That Poisons Google Results Gets Worse
ScanSafe says that more than 3,000 Web sites have been infected with Gumblar drive-by attack code.
Web Attack Worm Infecting Hapless Sites
Run this quick check to see if your company site has been hit by this ongoing attack.
Web Authoring Software
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web Authoring Software
Web Browser Wars, Michael Jackson Version
Web Browsing Revisits Three Dimensions
Browse3D previews at Comdex, offering another alternative view of the Web.
Web Companies Should Practice 'Data Stewardship'
Web Company CEOs Call for Net Neutrality Rules
Web Connectivity a Bigger Deal for HDTV Than 3D
Web Content Management Staying Strong in Recession
But many companies aren't satisfied with their implementations, according to a Forrester report
Web Designers Admit to Trashing Client's Web Site
The CEO of Seattle-area consulting company Minecode faces prison time for destroying a customer's Web site.
Web Detectives Do Digital Duty
Online communications offer a useful if scattered tool in missing person cases.
Web Developer Add-On Helps You Debug Web Pages in Firefox
Web Developer is a free Firefox add-on that offers a plethora of tools for debugging websites and tweaking browser behavior.
Web Developer Tool PhpDesigner Edits CSS, HTML, PHP, and More
Web Developers, Entrepreneurs Meet at FOWA Despite Crisis
Internet entrepreneurs and Web developers are gathering at the Future of Web Apps conference in Miami, despite the bad...
Web Experts: Obama's Vision for E-government Will Take Work
Web experts say Web-based participatory government, championed by Barack Obama's campaign, will take a lot of work.
Web Features Enhance PhotoSuite 4
Web Giants Unite to Oppose UK Copyright Proposal
Google and several other Internet giants are lobbying the U.K. government to drop a proposal that would allow changes to copyright law.
Web Goes Worldwide With International Domains
ICANN has approved the use of non-Latin alphabet characters in some domain suffixes. The decision takes the Web a step closer to actually being 'World Wide'.
Web Guide to Last-Minute Shopping
Shopping sites promote guaranteed deliveries, procrastinator's sections for harried Web shoppers.
Web Gurus Reveal How to Attract and Keep Users
Kevin Rose of Digg and Mike McDerment of FreshBooks shares tips on how to attract and retain users for Web applications.
Web Helps Track Missing in Attack Aftermath
Web sites designed to help locate people, resources spring up in wake of the September 11 horror.
Web Image Editing on a Budget: Paint Shop Pro 7 and PhotoImpact 6
Web Inventor Helps UK Government Open Access
Web Jargon Origins Revealed
As tech-speak creeps into everyday speech, we solve the mystery behind some common jargon.
Web Link Captor Turns Your Search Results Into a List of Links for Pasting
Web Link Captor takes a list of items, searches for them, and returns a formatted list of links with results.
Web Mail Company to Pay Prize After CEO Hacked
StrongWebmail has confirmed that its CEO's mail was hacked as part of a contest. It will pay out a $10,000 prize.
Web Mail Offers Extras for a Fee
Kobo.biz provides clean interface, spam avoidance for sliding scale of e-mail services.
Web Music Gets Legal (and Less Flexible)
Congress monitors ongoing disputes as MusicNet, Duet prepare to begin service.
Web Music Keeps Streaming--For Now
Music labels, Webcasters reach compromise that won't kill small online stations with stiff fees.
Web News Wranglers
So much news on the Web, so little time to read it all. These tools and sites can help make you an incredibly well-informed person--in a hurry.
Web News: P-to-P Blocking, Social Networking, CNET Buyout
Readers discuss ISPs that filter peer-to-peer sharing, social networking tips, and CBS's buyout of CNET.
Web Offers Last-Minute Tax Cuts
Go online and give yourself a belated holiday gift: tax savings for 2003.
Web Opens World to Digital Volunteers
Online charity work fits your schedule, but extends your reach, say wired nonprofits.
Web Phone Does the Job
Web Phone Woes
Lured by the prospect of saving money, callers are signing up for Internet phones in droves. But watch out for snags that are unheard of with landlines.
Web Poll Notes Xbox 360 Glitches and Glee
Some gamers relate shutdowns without warning, while others play on happily.
Web Postcards Hide Trojan Horse Programs
Instead of friendly greetings, malicious software installs on your PC.
Web Radio Copes With Paying the Piper
Copyright ruling requires music licensing fees from Web versions of traditional radio, as well as Web-only stations.
Web Radio Expected to Stay Online
Last-minute legislation permits negotiated royalty rates for small Webcasters.
Web Radio Faces Costly Future
Last-minute delay prevents deal before higher royalties kick in.
Web Radio Fights for Survival
Webcasters rally against royalty ruling they say will yank many off the Net.
Web Radio Goes Silent in Legal Crossfire
Broadcast stations suspend Webcasting while caught between union battle and copyright fights.
Web Radio to Resume Tunes in July
After nearly a three-month blackout, commercial radio stations will soon stream their signals into cyberspace.
Web Resources End Party-Planning Hassle
Online services offer tips, tools, and supplies for last-minute holiday party planning.
Web Savvy: Can't Find That File? Try a Little Sharing
When download sites and search engines come up empty, Gnutella can help.
Web Savvy: Expand Your Web Search Horizons
Six tips for finding the info you want by searching hidden corners of the Web.
Web Scam Nets Criminals $10,800 a Day
No crunch here, finds Finjan.
Web Security Flaw Settlement
FTC charges that Petco Web site left customer data exposed.
Web Service Sends Your Final Farewell
TimelessMail.com's e-mail from eternity is intended to comfort grieving survivors.
Web Service Zeros In on PC Problems
PC Pinpoint offers automated diagnostic, repairs, and tutorials for ailing PCs.
Web Services
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web Services
Web Services Make Quick Work of Payroll
Intuit Online Payroll and PayCycle Payroll Plus do a solid job of handling payroll preparation for small businesses.
Web Services Promise to Save You Money, Slash Paperwork
Web Services Should Add 'Scam Protection'
Web Services Versus Microsoft Office
Companies offer free online alternatives to Microsoft productivity apps.
Web Services and Games: Best of 2010
Web Services: Twitter Topics, Screencasts, and Web Notes
Web Shoppers Cool to Online Wish Lists
Lack of awareness, coupled with stubborn social graces, hobbles online registries.
Web Shopping: A Cart Full of Frustration
Buying online should be simple and pleasant. Here's how to end the hassles.
Web Shopping: Bots & Beyond
How to pick the best products, shop for the prices, and close the deal--all online.
Web Shopping: Point, Click, Hope
Web Site Collects Ideas for Obama's CTO
Seattle's Front Seat has launched a Web site where anyone can suggest and vote on ideas for Obama's future CTO.
Web Site Helps Undecided Voters Choose
Presidential Guidester polls voters, matches their positions with those of candidates.
Web Site Helps Undecided Voters Choose
For those U.S. residents still unsure which presidential candidate to vote for--and there appear to be quite a few who can't make up their minds--there's a new
Web Site Hijack Morphs, Continues to Grow
Web Site Ordered to Unmask Anonymous Posters
The First Amendment protects the right to free speech and anonymous free speech. But it doesn't offer the right to libel someone, anonymously or otherwise.
Web Site Ordered to Unmask Anonymous Posters in Libel Case
The First Amendment protects the right to free speech and anonymous free speech. But it doesn't offer the right to libel someone, anonymously or otherwise. A
Web Site Owner Sent to Prison for Piracy
Florida man sentenced to 6 years and ordered to pay $4.1 million in restitution.
Web Site Security Holes Make Case for Protection
Web Site for China Mobile's Application Store Appears
A Web site for China Mobile's upcoming mobile application store appeared online on Friday, a step toward its opening this year.
Web Site: Number of Banks Affected by Heartland Breach Grows
The number of financial institutions that have said they were affected by the data breach disclosed last month by Heartland Payment Systems is growing.
Web Sites Offer Comparison Shopping for Candidates
PriceGrabber provides counterpoint chart of presidential hopefuls, and other sites offer dollar details.
Web Sites Sued for Selling Phone Records
Five sites and their operators are accused of selling consumers' confidential telephone records.
Web Sites an Underused Political Tool
Most Congressional sites need work, but a few recognize the communications opportunity, research shows.
Web Sites to Hit for Those Last-Minute Gifts
Check out sites with delivery guarantees or myriad gift certificates to push your holiday shopping even closer to deadline.
Web Spin on 'Survivor' Shows Some Skin
You're welcome to watch--and vote--as ten bikini survivors compete for $25,000.
Web Stars: Best of the Web
Where should you go for news, research, shopping, and more? We compare Goliaths of the Web to lesser-known upstarts--and discover some surprising results.
Web Stars: Best of the Web
The Web has been around long enough that even the most adventuresome surfer might end up in a rut, always using the same sites to get work done. So we put up
Web Startups Must up Their Game in Tough Economy
Web entrepreneurs shouldn't be spooked by the economic downturn and its accompanying tightening of venture capital.
Web Surfers Forced to Choose Security or Anonymity
Web Surfers Paid to Search for Pornography in China
Web Telephony & Conferencing
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web Telephony & Conferencing
Web Tips: Amazon Cloud Drive, Gmail Autoresponder, IE Spell Checker
Web Tips: E-Mail a Page, Customize YouTube, Kid-Friendly Videos
Web Tool to Help Navigate NYC Real Estate
With nearly a million buildings in New York's five boroughs alone, and many of those buildings with multiple properties for sale or rent, real-estate...
Web Tools for Health-Care Data Arrive
Web Travel Resources, Part 1
These Web sites will help make your next business trip easier and more pleasant.
Web Travel Resources, Part 2
Stuck in an unfamiliar town? These sites help you get the most out of your business trip.
Web Users All a Twitter During Inauguration
Twitter users ran at least four channels of live commentary throughout inauguration day.
Web Utilities
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web Utilities
Web Ways to Have Fun With the Candidates
Dunk Gore in a water tank or dress Bush in a tiara; on the Web, you're in control.
Web Workflows: Channeling the Flood
[Editor's note: We recently asked some of our Web-savviest contributors how they manage the daily deluge of online information. Wednesday, it was Senior...
Web Workflows: Don't Waste Time
[Editor's note: These days, we're all trying to keep up with a daily deluge of online information. That requires several discrete tasks: Checking to see what's...
Web Workflows: Keep It Simple
When it comes to the flow of online information, I play it strictly old-school. I do so not only because I'm old enough to have earned the right to be stuck in...
Web app security consolidation continues as HP buys SPI
Hewlett-Packard Co. has agreed to buy Web application security specialist SPI Dynamics Inc., just two weeks after IBM Corp. announced plans to buy SPI's rival Watchfire Corp.
Web apps, Office among top security headaches, says SANS
Web-based applications and security holes in Microsoft Office are among the biggest threats faced by Internet users today, according to the SANS Institute's annual security report.
Web browser attack skirts corporate firewall
A 10-year-old security problem has come back to haunt corporate IT, a security researcher told an audience at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas Wednesday.
Web footage of slain reporter prompts outrage
Dramatic footage of a Japanese journalist shot and killed during anti-government protests in Myanmar has drawn hundreds of thousands of viewers on YouTube, stirring outrage among viewers in Japan and elsewhere.
Web host bans Hotmail, turns to Google's Gmail
In a move that could alienate it from a lion's share of free e-mail account holders, Web host GaltGroup Internet Services has turned its back on Windows Live Hotmail -- as well as all the products, services and partners of Hotmail's parent company, Microsoft.
Web of Crime: Enter the Professionals
Online pranksters give way to organized gangs determined to mine your technology for illegal profit.
Web of Crime: Internet Gangs Go Global
The face of today's malware author is more adult than you might expect.
Web of Crime: Internet Sieges Can Cost Businesses a Bundle
When attackers strike, the balance sheet always takes a hit.
Web of Crime: Zombie PC Armies Designed to Suck Your Wallet Dry
Botnets built with malicious software are used in Web-based extortion and espionage efforts.
Web pioneer quits OpenSolaris project
A high-profile figure in Sun Microsystems' OpenSolaris community has quit, accusing Sun of retaining too much control over the open-source counterpart to its Solaris operating system.
Web scam: Pssst... wanna buy a house?
Web scammers are turning to online property forums to collect personal information about users for later attempts to swindle them out of money, according to a security researcher.
Web's 'dark corners' are everywhere, group says
It's getting harder and harder to know who to trust on the World Wide Web, according to online safety advocates StopBadware.org.
Web-Based E-Mail; Gmail: Google's E-Mail Winner
Privacy concerns aside, it works.
Web-Based IM Service
We examined six free online instant messengers and found several strong contenders for the number-one spot on our chart.
Web-Based Print Shops Deliver the Job Fast
Web-Based Rdio Streaming Music Service Helps You Find Music Everywhere
Rdio is a streaming music service that emphasizes its social networking features.
Web-Based Windows Phone 7 App Store Arriving with Mango
Web-Enabled Handsets Deliver a Squeaky-Clean Internet
Strict decency standards imposed by some cellular carriers on content may affect text and images sent between users.
Web-User Satisfaction on the Upswing
Site visitors are more likely to finish Web tasks successfully, but site searches are still troublesome, according to a recent survey.
Web-application Errors Pose Danger to Enterprises
A majority of Web sites have at least one major security issue that could be used by hackers for fraud-related purposes, according to a new study.
Web-based Android Market Looks Good
Web-based Applications
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Web-based Applications
Web-based Service Tethers Your iPhone Without Jailbreaking
Good news, iPhone owners: Now you can share your 3G connection with your laptop for just $30 per year--way less than your carrier charges.
Web-based business charged with distributing obscenity
Two people operating the Internet business Movies by Mail have been charged with one count of selling obscene material, including movies showing sexual acts with women dressed to look underage, the U.S. Department of Justice announced late Thursday.
Web-hosted office suites are here to stay
Adison & Partners is a small yet emblematic part of a major shift in how office software is sold and used.
Web2 Delight
[Editor's note: The following review is part of Macworld's GemFest 2009 series. Every day until the end of June 2009, the Macworld staff will use the Mac Gems...
WebEx Launches Sales Center
Expanded Web conferencing service is specifically designed for sales professionals.
WebEx Readies Remote Access App
MyWebExPC service will be available in free and subscription versions.
WebEx Snaps Up Intranets.com
Online collaboration company eliminates major rival by purchasing it for $45 million.
WebEx WebOffice: Collaboration Plus E-Mail
WebEx WebOffice adds e-mail to its collaborative service offerings for small businesses.
WebEx buy makes Cisco a collaboration player
Cisco Systems Inc. is entering new territory with its planned US$3.2 billion acquisition of WebEx Communications Inc., with plans to deliver collaboration tools as an online service and possibly integrate the company's business-related offerings with consumer social networking technology.
WebFilter Chrome Extension Blocks Kids From Some Websites
WebOS Gets a Brand-New Browser
Based on QtWebKit, the new, open source Isis browser has proven 'extremely responsive' in benchmark tests, HP says.
WebOS Lives On! HP's Mobile OS Now Open Source
HP breathes new life into the mobile platform that could by opening it up to developers and hardware manufacturers.
WebOS Phones Coming to AT&T
WebOS Update Re-enables ITunes Sync on Palm Pre
WebOS: What Went Wrong?
HP has decided to discontinue WebOS tablets and phones, perhaps the last blow to a once-promising mobile operating system.
WebObjects Updated for Leopard
Apple's WebObjects, a suite of tools and frameworks for developing standards-based web services and Java server applications...
WebSnap
WebTV
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WebTV Virus Writer Sentenced to Prison
Virus had caused WebTV users to dial 911 instead of their local access number.
WebWintility Offers Remote Access on the Fly
PX Technologies expands its affordable desktop organizer with Web access functions.
Webaroo Offers Offline Web Browsing
New service allows laptop and PDA users to access Internet content when they're not connected.
Webby Awards Announce Finalists
From the practical to the playful, scores of Web sites vie for recognition, including the People's Choice award.
Webby Awards Persevere and Party
Despite dot-com doldrums, digital awards event is upbeat.
Webby Awards Reveal Finalists
Netizens welcome to choose People's Voice winners for June event.
Webbys Recognize Best Sites
Digital awards revealed online only in their seventh year.
Webcams
Information from About Guides and partners relating to Webcams
Webcams Gone Creative
Webcams Watch Your Every Move
Three models help you connect via video IM.
Webcasters Hopeful as Feds Reconsider Fees
Copyright office delays decision, and small Web radio stations hope for royalties they can afford to pay.
Webian Shell: A New Answer to Google's Chrome OS
Webify Image Editing Utility Released
Mudbug Software has introduced Webify 1.0, a new image editing utility for Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard." It costs US$20.
Webmasters Howl Over Google's Antispam Campaign
Webroot Founder Dies in Hawaii
After a two-week search, Webroot founder Steven Thomas has been found dead in Hawaii.
Webroot Internet Security Essentials 2011
Webroot Internet Security Essentials Security Software
Webroot Internet Security Essentials: Short on New-Threat Detection
Webroot Secure Backup Service
This online backup service is a good option if you need a lot of online backup space plus file sharing.
Webroot SecureAnywhere Brings Cross-Platform Protection to the Cloud
Webroot is delivering protection for PCs, smartphones, and tablets with the new cloud-based SecureAnywhere products.
Webroot SecureAnywhere Essentials Review: Fast Security Suite Falls Short in Cleanup
Webroot's revamped security suite has a lot to like, but its low malware disinfection scores prevent it from becoming a top contender.
Webroot Spy Sweeper 5.5
A step down from last year's version 5.0, the newest Spy Sweeper provides good behavior-based detection, but it had trouble with adware and spyware disinfection.
Webroot Spy Sweeper 5.5
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Webroot to Offer Security by Subscription
A new service will filter Web content for small to midsized businesses, blocking viruses and other malware at the source.
Webroot to buy service vendor Email Systems
Security software vendor Webroot plans to acquire Email Systems Ltd., a provider of e-mail and Web protection services.
Websense Slowly Extends Reach of Data Loss Prevention Tools
Websense has released a data loss prevention tool for network endpoints, based on its acquisition of PortAuthority, but...
Websense Unveils Its First Web Security Appliance
Websense is readying its first hardware appliance, which will run the vendor's Secure Web Gateway Software including...
Websense lures Web 2.0 attackers with HoneyJax
Websense Inc. has developed a threat detection system designed to spot Web 2.0 attacks soon after they are launched.
Websense makes US$400M bid for SurfControl
Security software vendor Websense Inc. on Thursday moved to acquire competitor SurfControl PLC, with a Websense subsidiary offering about US$400 million in cash for SurfControl.
Websense to Cut 5 Percent of Staff
Websense is laying off 5 percent of its staff.
Websense to buy UK security vendor
Websense has made a US$400 million offer to buy U.K. security vendor SurfControl, and said there will be job cuts when the deal closes.
Website-Watcher Alerts You to Web Site Updates
Websites for Smarter Shopping on Cyber Monday
Aggregator sites, price analysis tools and other online sources help you navigate websites more confidently as holiday shopping ramps up.
Week 2 for the IE Bug, Apple Bails on Macworld
Microsoft released an emergency patch for the Internet Explorer flaw this week after Chinese security researchers accidentally...
Weekend Project: YouTube Downloads, Mashups, Screencasts, and More
Weekend Worms Strike Twitter, Teen Admits Responsibility
Twitter cross-site scripting bugs exploited; 17-year-old owns up to attacks
Weekly World News for IPhone
I'm madder than Ed Anger writing on deadline stone cold sober. Call me crazy--go ahead, I dare you! I double-dog dare you!--but I always read Weekly World News...
Weighbot Helps You Track Weight Loss via IPhone
Weightbot is a new application for people dieting or training who need to keep track of their weight loss (or gain). It's...
Weighing the Economic Impact of Net Neutrality
Weight Diet for Outlook Speeds up a Sluggish Outlook Program
Weird Windows Woes: Fix Random Freezes, Test Mode
Weird and Wonderful Computer Furniture
A B-52 ejection chair, a computer bed and a walking station: These and other far-out creations will make your workspace look anything but average.
Weird and Wonderful Computer Furniture
Looking for a computer desk and chair as hip and eye-catching as your new Alienware Area-51 or Macbook Air? These five wacky computer furniture pieces will put
Weird and Wonderful Music-Making Apps and Toys
A guitar eats an iPad, a tablet becomes a dance-music powerhouse, an iPhone makes like a theremin, and a guitar made of five phones and a cheap speaker cranks out 'Cracklin' Rosie.' And the fun may be just beginning.
Welcome Back, EMusic
Revisiting the best music store for indie music fans.
Welcome Back, EMusic
EMusic is a very different kind of digital music store. For one thing, it sells a completely different collection of tunes than most stores, focusing on
Welcome Home! PAX East 2010: A Gamernerd’s Mecca
On Friday afternoon, I stood in the massive queue to enter the Hynes Convention Center in downtown Boston and it was, without a doubt, the most fun I’ve ever had standing in line...
Welcome Improvements to Gmail, Your Desktop, Video IM
Check Gmail in a snap, keep or change your desktop to suit your tastes, and enjoy video communication for free.
Welcome To Tech Inciter
Welcome to Android
Welcome to Compaq's Laptop Evo-lution
Welcome to LinuxLink
Welcome to PCWorld.com's New Downloads Section
Welcome to Web 3.0: Semantic Searches
A new breed of semantic search technology will upset the ubiquitous but often inaccurate keyword method, analysts say.
Welcome to the '50s: Web Films Use 3D Glasses
Internet World: New technologies make three-dimensional Web images a reality.
Welcome to the 2009 Gear Guide
We've all seen the headlines. Times are tough. Budgets are tight. Money isn't exactly raining from the skies these days. Fortunately that doesn't mean great tech...
Welcome to the BlackBerry Lifestyle
Analysis: RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie says consumers and businesses alike love social networking, e-mail, multimedia, and remote file management.
Welcome to the Geek Club
This month GeekTech shares tips, tricks, and reasons why it's great to be a geek.
Welcome to the TXT Generation
Welcome to the World of Software
Well-Connected Handhelds
New wireless PDAs and cell phones put the Web, e-mail, and more in your pocket. We road-test ten models and find two with real Net savvy.
Well-Designed Laptop Offers Multimedia at a Fair Price
HP's new Media Center notebook, the Pavilion dv5000z, combines strong features and intelligent design at an appealing price.
Well-Priced Home-Theater Projectors
Well-Priced SVGA Projectors
Well-honed Attacks Sneak Under the Radar
Wellness Comes Home With New Intel Device
Intel launches a home health care device aimed at tracking conditions of patients, including those who are elderly.
Wellness Comes Home With New Intel Device
Intel launches a home health care device aimed at tracking conditions of patients, including those who are elderly.
Wells Fargo, Visa test pay-by-phone in US
Mobile payments and banking are now moving into the U.S. through some big names, but the speedy checkout system is slow to put in place.
Wendell Robot Is Super Adorable, Super Open Source
Wendell is more than just a pretty face; it's an open-source robot for all!
Werck Offers Server App for Point-of-sale Software
Werck released Checkout Server, a dedicated server application for its Checkout point-of-sale software at Macworld Expo...
Were SOPA/PIPA Protests a Success? The Results Are In
Wednesday's SOPA/PIPA protests were declared a success. Here's a look at how protesters define success.
Westbang for IPhone
Westbang is a take on the wild west shoot-out from Rake in Grass. The $1 tap shooter requires a quick eye and even quicker thumbs to dispatch the nasty bandits...
Western Digital 1TB Drive Creates Dilemma for Laptop Buyers
Western Digital Announces 2.5 and 3 Terabyte Hard Drives
Western Digital Brings USB 3.0 to Its External Hard Drives
Western Digital Caviar Green 2TB WD20EADS
First benchmark tests of Western Digital's 2TB hard drive reveal this model offers competitive performance.
Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EADS
Western Digital Doubles Capacity with New VelociRaptor Drives
Western Digital Enters SSD Market with $65 Million Acquisition
Integration into WD begins immediately, with SiliconSystems being renamed as Western Digital's Solid-State Storage Business Unit.
Western Digital Hard Drive Shows All
The Raptor X's see-through case lets you admire its 10,000-rpm hard disk in motion.
Western Digital Launches 2TB Hard Disk Drive
Company is first to market with industry-leading, gargantuan capacity.
Western Digital Launches WD TV Live
Western Digital announced Tuesday the launch of its new WD TV Live HD Media Player. The WD TV Live is an upgrade over the previous WD TV model, now adding...
Western Digital Launches World-First 2TB Hard Drive
Two terabytes. Roughly 600,000 MP3s. More than 50 Blu-Ray discs. It took Western Digital nearly half a year to do it, but the hard drive giant has ousted Seagate and its 1.5TB drive for top storage capacity honors.
Western Digital My Book Live Packs Great Performance in a Single-Drive NAS
Western Digital My Book Mac Edition 1TB
For some, a roomy amount of storage space at an affordable price is top priority in a hard drive-you don't care if a hard drive looks functional but not stylish...
Western Digital My Book World Edition
You and your family have a lot of media files; digital photo albums, thousands of MP3s, and hundreds of video clips are stored on your many hard drives. What if...
Western Digital My Book World Edition 1TB
Western Digital My Passport Essential SE 1TB
Western Digital My Passport Studio 500GB
On paper, the My Passport Studio 500GB has a lot going for it. It's compact, offers three different connection types, has a...
Western Digital My Passport for Mac 500GB
Western Digital's My Passport For Mac is a solid, compact, comparatively speedy little USB-only portable hard drive that also...
Western Digital Offers 2TB Hard Drive
Western Digital released the newest hard drive in its My Book like of external hard drives. The 2 terabyte drive is the...
Western Digital Offers 500GB Laptop Drive
Western Digital (WD) on Friday announced that it's shipping its Scorpion Blue 500GB 2.5-inch hard disk drive. It costs...
Western Digital Releases 2TB Power-saving Drive
Western Digital on Tuesday released a 2TB (terabyte) version of its cool-running, low-power WD AV-GP line of SATA hard drives.
Western Digital Ships 1TB Laptop Hard Drive
Western Digital Unveils Speedy 100GB Drive
Latest Caviar drive offers loads of storage and high-speed 7200-rpm access for $299.
Western Digital VelociRaptor Hard Drive Is Fast but Pricey
Western Digital WD TV Live HD Media Player
Western Digital WD TV Mini Multimedia Player
Western Digital WDTV Media Player
Western Digital puts storage on VPN
Western Digital has introduced a new dual-drive shared network storage product for small business.
Western Digital to Sell Consumer SSD
Western Digital's Home NAS Array
If it were a lot faster it would be great. As is, it's just pretty good.
Westinghouse Digital TX-52F480S 52-Inch LCD HDTV
The Westinghouse Digital TX-52F480S attractively displays images and has a few nice touches, but it doesn’t match the better TVs in its price range.
Westinghouse L2410NM 24-Inch Wide-Screen LCD Monitor
This monitor produced fantastic images and is nicely designed, but it lacks the adjustability options of some competiting models.
Westinghouse LTV-32w6
Though the high-definition, 32-inch Westinghouse LTV-32w6 LCD TV has only a basic, less-than-ideal remote control, its image quality is comparable with that of more expensive models.
Westinghouse LTV-37w2
Low-priced HDTV hits performance marks, though its skimpy feature set drags it down.
Westinghouse TX-47F450S LCD HDTV
A decent but unspectacular TV at a very good price makes for a good bargain buy.
Westinghouse: Web TV for the Rest of Us
Wet iPhone? No Sweat: Apple Now Has a Replacement Plan
Wetpaint improves wiki site analysis
Wetpaint.com Inc., a Seattle startup, is making it easier for anyone using its free wiki service to better track use of their sites.
What 'Awesome' Thing will Facebook Launch?
What 'Suits' Need to Know About IT
Ignorance of IT destroys value.
What 2009 May Bring for All Things Google
Google Subnet's Top 5 predictions for the coming year.
What AMD 12-Core Opterons Mean To Your Business
What About CES?
Highlights from that other big tech show.
What Amazon Must Do to Save Kindle Direct Publishing
What Android's Impressive Growth Means for You
What App Developer Survey Means to Your Business
What Apple Can Teach Nintendo and Sony
We name the best iPhone games of 2008, and what Nintendo and Sony can learn from them.
What Apple Needs to Do to Make OTA Updates in iOS 5 a Success
What Apple Needs to Do to Salvage Its Reputation
What Apple Should Announce
On Thursday, Apple holds court with the media to outline its plans for the iPhone, starting with news of the iPhone Developer's Kit. We get specific on what we want them to address.
What Apple's Lala Acquisition May Mean for iTunes
What Apple's Leopard OS Means to the Enterprise
If you have Macs in your workplace, here's what you need to know so you're ready to run with OS X Leopard.
What Apps Should I Use to Open Mystery Files?
What Are All Those Camera Icons?
The tiny symbols on your digital camera's dial represent a wealth of features and functions.
What Are All Those ITunes Files?
You've probably peeked into your iTunes folder (It's located in your user folder: Music: iTunes) and may have been perplexed...
What Are Smartphone Apps Telling Advertisers? New Research Takes a Look
What Are Your Tech Wishes for 2010?
What Are the Best Products of 2010? You Tell Us!
What Are the Five Best Things About Vista SP2?
What Are the Odds of Legal Online Casinos?
Competing bills would ban or build up e-betting.
What Are the Top Tech Certs in a Down Market?
Not all credentials will boost your career, so in tough times you have to choose wisely.
What Are the Web's Worst Security Problems?
Phishing scams and spam are on the rise, while botnets are shrinking, Symantec says.
What Autoloading Programs Should I Keep?
Joseph Storer of Bellingham, Massachusetts has the right idea. He wants to know which programs that autoload at startup should NOT be disabled.
What Backlash? iPhone 3GS Users Very Satisfied — Survey
What Beer Do Robots Like? DARwin Tells All
What Blu-ray's Blockbuster Popularity Proves
Movie rental giant says it sees a clear enough trend among its customers to pinpoint Blu-ray as its format of choice, adding clarification to the DVD wars.
What Blu-ray's Blockbuster Popularity Proves
Finally, there's some outside perspective on the so-called Blu-ray Disc vs. HD DVD format war. Movie rental giant Blockbuster announced that it will roll out
What Business Can Expect From Mac OS X Snow Leopard
It's the OS that won't go away, despite many enterprises' avowed distaste and Apple's own public disinclination to support enterprise usage. And yet, the newest...
What Business Can Learn from Gates' New Web Site
What CES 2012 Is About: Four Major Themes
CES 2012 is about catching up with Apple, swimming through a tidal wave of apps, mild disappointment, and wondering what the future of CES might be.
What Can Google Learn From Netscape's Downfall?
The search company should never underestimate the power of Microsoft, experts say.
What Can PC Makers Learn From Apple?
The PC industry would do well to take a few leaves out of Apple's book.
What Can We Expect Apple to Offer on Black Friday?
The price of the iPhone isn't likely to drop, but Apple may have some other tricks up its sleeve.
What Can Windows 7 Learn from Mac OS X?
What Can You Squeeze Into a USB Pen Drive?
Vendors of the key chain-sized drives get creative, cramming music, biometric locks, tiny cameras, and other extras into the storage devices.
What Chrome OS Means for Business
What Cloud Computing Means For the Real World
What Color is Your Privacy Today?
Red alert: EPIC launches Privacy Threat Index to raise awareness online.
What Completed Skype-Microsoft Deal Could Mean for Consumers
You may not see a lot of change at first, but the possibilities of Skype integrated into Windows Phone 7, Windows Live Essentials, and Microsoft Office are intriguing.
What Could You Do With a $35 Tablet?
What Defines an E-Reader?
What Dell's Purchase of Cloud Company Signals
What Determines If You're a PC or a Mac?
What Do I Do With a Really Old File?
What Do I Need to Know About TV Converter Boxes
With the conversion to all digital broadcast television only weeks away, MrGumby59 asked the Answer Line forum what he needs to know about converter boxes.
What Do Nintendo 3DS Games Look Like?
What Do You Do When Windows Doesn't Boot?
Also: nonsensical Windows error messages, add Excel data to a Word file, print later by saving as.prn, transfer Word AutoCorrect settings.
What Do You Do With an Infected CD, DVD, or Flash Drive?