>> TOP STORY
High Tech Computer today announced the HTC Touch. The HTC Touch is a Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional OS device designed with one-touch screen features giving users instant access to emails, contacts and appointments. In other words, a Windows Mobile 6.0-based Apple iPhone killer. Story now updated with pictures of the HTC Touch
>> Wednesday, Jun 06, 2007
Internet Explorer flaw could 'collapse' browser
French TV presenter 'owns Vista'
Firefox 3.0 may block sites Google doesn't trust
We take a close look at Asustek's Eee PC 701
McAfee: stick to organic search results
Apache servers host most malware
22m Royal Bank of Scotland customers offline
UK is number one in Europe
Get free music on your Xbox and Zune
Concordia Project to improve interoperability
>> Wednesday, Jun 06, 2007
It's been predicted for years, but could flash memory finally start to take over from traditional mechanical hard disks in laptops?
>> Tuesday, Jun 05, 2007
By Paul Trotter | The Editor's Blog
Taipei is buzzing, with over 130,000 techies descending upon Taiwan's capital for Computex, the world's second largest IT exhibition and my home for the next few days.
>> Monday, Jun 04, 2007
By Matt Egan | PC Advisor Blog
Stop looking smug Firefox users. And while you're at it, Apple fans, you can wipe that smirk off your face too. Because Mozilla's admission that it's had to fix several serious flaws in Firefox, SeaMonkey and Thunderbird - and the suggestion that Firefox is attacked as often as Internet Explorer - exposes once again an inescapable technology truth: the more popular a product becomes, the more vulnerable it is.
By Simon Jary | PC Advisor Blog
Don't hold your breath waiting for Microsoft's so-called iPod-killer. The Zune (available in brown!) won't be hitting Europe until 2008 at the earliest. Stop laughing, Apple… Please!
>> Friday, Jun 01, 2007
By Matt Egan | PC Advisor Blog
The BBC's Panorama recently alleged that Wi-Fi causes kids to explode or cripples dolphins or something (I've been away, forgive the vagueness). Either way, the BBC caused all manner of rage among people who understand these things.
>> LATEST REVIEW
The Acer TravelMate 6292 isn't as stylish as the latest Aspire from Acer (click here for PC Advisor's Acer Aspire 5920 Intel Santa Rosa Laptop review), but as its emphasis is on performance and portability, this isn't a major problem.
>> Wednesday, Jun 06, 2007
The Linksys KiSS 1600 wireless HD media player can play a variety of audio and video formats delivered to it across a network. But the Linksys KiSS 1600 shares a common feature list with other media players we've reviewed. It also houses a DVD player, and thus can help reduce clutter from around your TV.
The body of the Shuttle SD39P2 Barebone may indeed be small, but inside lies the heart of an Intel powerhouse.
The Medion RIM1000 ultra-mobile PC has some great touches and is jam-packed with features.
>> Tuesday, Jun 05, 2007
Paragon Drive Backup 8.5 is the best inexpensive drive-imaging and backup program we've seen.
Norton Save & Restore 2.0 is one of the best of the modestly priced drive imaging and backup programs available on the market, with a Vista-compatible version just released.
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