Google Strives to Extend Search Dominance

Google has 70 percent of the global search market, but is looking to mobile search and social networking to extend its search dominance.
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Much Ado About Firefox 3.6, But IE 8 Still Stronger in Key Areas

The Mozilla train is still chugging along, but for business, IE may be the better choice.

AT&T Disputes Network Criticism

AT&T is disputing a financial analyst's criticism of its wireless capital spending, saying it overlooked some investments.

Windows 7 Security: What You Need to Know, Part Three

AppLocker wards off Trojan attacks by preventing users from launching forbidden files and apps.

EU Says OK to Oracle-Sun, Rambus-Samsung Deal

The European Union gave the green light to Oracle's plan to buy Sun Microsystems. We expect one of next week's top story entries will be about Oracle's plans for...

Google Tunes Search Engine for Facts, Events

Google is trying to make it easier for people to find facts and event information directly in search results.

RealPlayer Fix Addresses 11 Security Bugs

CERT advises RealPlayer users to apply a new security patch to the media-playing software.

Cisco's McCool Sees Growing Data-center Role

While Cisco Systems branches out into consumer electronics, video, mobile data and other areas, one of its biggest areas of focus today is enterprise data...

Infor Looks to Raise Profile With Personnel, Strategy Moves

Infor is surprisingly low-profile given its size, but that could soon change.

Innovative Laptops, Tablets, and Phones on PCWorld Podcast 62

PCWorld editors Robert Strohmeyer, Jason Cross, Ginny Mies, and Tim Moynihan discuss the most exciting hardware advances and trends for mobile devices in 2010.

China Has Smallest Query Growth Among Top Search Markets

China search queries had the smallest growth among the world's 10 major markets in 2009.