• Beware New Malware in Web Apps

  
  Rather than attacking operating systems, cybercrooks are increasingly going after vulnerabilities in Web applications, a researcher warns.

• Browser Showdown: IE 8 vs. Firefox

  
  Microsoft's newest browser promises faster page load speeds. Does IE 8 deliver? We put it to the test against the latest version of Firefox
• Hands on with Gmail's 'Panic Button'
• Power Grid Is Found Susceptible to Cyberattack
• Firefox May Already Be Dead
• Top 10 IPhone Apps that Could Land You in Hot Water

Latest News

• GDC 09: 18,000 Attendees, 400 Sessions, and That Metal Gear Solid Guy The Game Developers Conference 2009 runs all this week, but with the recession in force, don't expect the spectacle of recent years.
• Play Xbox Games on Your Cell Phone Want to play home console-quality games on your cell phone? By this winter, you will.
• Symantec Says Credit Card Data May Have Leaked From India Stops routing calls to Indian call center after BBC report of data theft
• China Unicom Plans to Trial 3G Network Soon Rumors say China Unicom has clinched a deal to launch the iPhone 3G on the network
• E-mail Evidence in Madoff Case Includes Another Scam A scam of a different sort found its way into evidence against fraudster Bernard Madoff.
• US Posts Videos of High-seas Encounter With China on YouTube Eight YouTube videos offer more detail on the incident and a glimpse into the thoughts and emotions of the Impeccable's crew.
• The Connected TV: Web Video Comes to the Living Room As the quality of Web video improves, more people want to watch it on the big TV in the living room. We discuss the devices that stream video from Internet sources, the video that's available to watch, and the network you'll need to make it all work.
• 12 Ways to Bring YouTube to the Boob Tube All sorts of devices propose to bring Web video and other connected services to the living-room TV. We evaluate 12 of the most popular and innovative ones, with the pros and cons of each.
• Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube Seek Big Break on TV Movies, shows and clips from Amazon, Netflix and YouTube are now available on many (if not most) of the devices that stream Internet video to the living room TV, from connected TVs to DVRs to set-top boxes.
• Is Your Living Room Ready for Internet Video? Web video can dramatically expand your viewing choices on your living room TV, but it's only as good as the broadband network it rides in on.
• Salesforce Integrates Service Cloud With Twitter Users can track and interact with customers through the popular social messaging service
• Toshiba Delays First Fuel Cell Product Launch Problems securing some components will delay its fuel cell battery charger by several months
• Beware New Malware in Web Apps Rather than attacking operating systems, cybercrooks are increasingly going after vulnerabilities in Web applications.
• New IPhone Tethering Welcomed by Enterprise The ability to tether an iPhone to Windows laptops could prove a boon to tech managers looking to integrate and secure the units.
• Personal Supercomputer Is Coming Advances in multicore processors will help morph PCs into Personal Supercomputers in the next few years, researchers say.
• Internet Archive Upgrades Wayback Machine The Internet Archive is unveiling a massive Wayback Machine data center to preserve Web history.
• Smartphones Win with 'Coolness Factor' iPhone, BlackBerry Storm, HTC G1 and other cool gadgets with deals rake in the cash for carriers.
• Diebold Admits Voting Machine Flaw Software errors may have lost votes in California election.
• New Service Helps Texters Find Each Other Foursquare users can get alerts when other users come into physical -- not just virtual -- view.
• Apple Premium Pricing Buys More Than a Logo It's no secret that Macs cost more than their Windows-based counterparts. But when a higher price tag delivers real value, it's still a smart buy.

Latest Videos

• 
  World Tech Update: Comics, Mars, and Phones IBM considers buying Sun, Google updates Mars maps, comics go high-tech, and more...
• 
  Terrafugia's Transition Flying Car Takes to the Air No longer a subject of science fiction, a car has been unveiled that can fly like a regular airplane, but then land, fold up its wings and drive away.
• 
  Kindle App for the iPhone Jealous of Kindle 2 owners? No need to be with the new Amazon Kindle for iPhone app, available free at Apple's App Store.

Today in PCW Blogs

• Game On
  GDC 09: 18,000 Attendees, 400 Sessions, and That Metal Gear Solid Guy The Game Developers Conference 2009 runs all this week, but with the recession in force, don't expect the spectacle of recent years.
• Geek Tech
  Play Xbox Games on Your Cell Phone Want to play home console-quality games on your cell phone? By this winter, you will.
• BizFeed
  Apple Premium Pricing Buys More Than a Logo It's no secret that Macs cost more than their Windows-based counterparts. But when a higher price tag delivers real value, it's still a smart buy.
• Today @ PC World
  Ballmer Is Right: Mac Users Do Pay Dearly for Apple Logo Steve Ballmer says you'll pay $500 extra for an Apple Logo on your computer. I agree and here's why.
• Today @ PC World
  Galactica Superfans: Game Mods, Videos and More Do you love Battlestar Galactica as much as these people? Probably not. Check out some videos -- and download some free BSG-inspired games.
• Today @ PC World
  iPhone Data Speed Too Slow? Lawsuit Says Yes Apple and AT&T face a lawsuit by a New Jersey man who claims both companies misrepresented his iPhone's speed capabilities.
• Security Alert
  Crooks Flock to Rogue Antivirus Apps The number of fake security programs pushed by the bad buys to trick victims out of their cash has leapt dramatically.
• Game On
  February Video Game Sales Strong Despite Tough Economy Everyone wins in February, from Nintendo to Microsoft to Sony, because no one's really losing.
• BizFeed
  ANSI Panel to Standardize Identity Theft Tracking In an attempt to simplify the tracking of identity theft and identity fraud for law enforcement, ANSI is working to clearly define these terms.
• Today @ PC World
  Hands on with Gmail's New 'Undo Send' Feature Instant regrets about that caustic e-mail? Gmail can help -- but you have to act fast.
• BizFeed
  No-Commit iPhone Priced To Fail At $599 for a stand-alone handset, the commitment-free iPhone will likely find few buyers.
• Linux Line
  Firefox May Already Be Dead With Google Chrome poised to become the new, hot open-source browser, the increasingly bloated Firefox could be in trouble.
• Today @ PC World
  iPhone 3.0 Buzz: A Sign of Apple's (Possibly Unintentional) Brilliance Is Apple intentionally embedding bread crumbs into the iPhone 3.0 OS to feed the rumor hungry Apple masses?
• Today @ PC World
  Google-Sony Team Up to Fight Amazon Kindle As Google nudges Sony's Reader into the limelight, is an e-book war with Amazon's Kndle brewing?