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• 13 September 2008

• News: Google Chrome vs Internet Explorer 8.0

  The recent launch of Google's web browser Chrome could spark a new internet browser war. This time it's Google vs Microsoft. We look at who's likely to win.

• News: Top 10 Google Chrome tips and tricks

  Since Google Chrome launched only a couple of weeks ago, it's going to take web users a while to get used to the browser, and even longer to work out the tips and tweaks that will speed up and improve the experience. However, we've saved you the hard work and rounded up the 10 best tips and tweaks.

• News: The 10 best iPhone apps for IT professionals

  Apple's App store offers not only fun apps, its also offers tools aimed at IT professionals. So if you want to use your iPhone or iPod touch to monitor and control other systems or to satisfy other geek needs, check out our round-up of the 10 best techie iPhone apps.

• Test Centre: Group test: 10 photo printers reviewed

  PC Advisor reviews the best multifunctional printers, and the sharpest direct photo printers.

• News: Helproom: your PC problems solved

  PC Advisor tackles more of your PC hardware and software problems. For free IT support 24 hours a day, get live help in the PC Advisor Helproom Forum.

• 12 September 2008

• PNY MicroSD card with free EA game

  PNY has launched a MicroSD card that features a Free EA game that can be played on mobile phones.

• News: Hacker: iPhone takes snapshots of all actions

  Apple's iPhone captures snapshots of all the actions made by its user, says a hacker.

• News: 20% of companies snoop at employees Facebook profiles

  More and more employers are checking out potential staff's social networking profiles, says Careerbuilder.com.

• News: Hackers use internet suspension email to spread virus

  Cyber criminals are tricking web users into thinking they will be disconnected from the web as a way to infect PCs with a malicious Trojan horse virus.

• News: Analysts: Mobile social networking next big thing

  Mobile social networking and the way mobile phones are used looks set to become an important tool in the workplace, say industry analysts.

• News: Google re-considers allowing users to alter results

  Google has announced that may not roll-out a function that allows users to re-rank and remove results displayed in the search engine.

• Opinion: European broadband speeds need a boost

  Broadband speeds in the UK, Italy and Spain and many other countries are barely keeping pace with the demands of web-based applications and video services, whose bandwidth needs are expected to only rise, according to a survey.

• News: Google buys blog platform

  Google today bought South Korean blogging platform provider Tatter and Co (TNC), according to one of the company's co-CEOs.

• News: Speed most important aspect of web browser

  According to a PC Advisor poll, the most important aspect when selecting a web browser, is speed of surfing.

• News: Greenpeace praises Apple's greener iPods

  In a posting to the Greenpeace website blog on Wednesday, Greenpeace blogger "tomD" gave Apple credit for making the new iPod nano using less toxic manufacturing processes, and encouraged the company to make good on a promise to remove toxic chemicals from computers, as well.

• News: Apple settles stock lawsuit

  Apple executives, including CEO Steve Jobs, have settled a stock backdating lawsuit.

• News: iTunes 8.0 causes Vista Blue Screen of Death

  Apple iTunes 8.0 crashes Windows Vista when an iPod or iPhone is connected to the PC, according to scores of users who reported the issue on Apple's support forum.

• News: RIM continues push into consumer space

  RIM this week made a number of announcements of consumer services for BlackBerry devices, including partnerships with MySpace and Tivo. Research In Motion is typically considered an enterprise device developer, but it continues to push its consumer strategy.

• News: Mozilla adds IE8-style privacy mode to Firefox 3.1

  Mozilla is to take the web-broser fight to rivals Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0 with a private-browsing mode in Firefox 3.1, according to notes posted on its Website. Firefox 3.1 is expected to enter public beta next month.

• News: Lenovo cuts direct sales of Linux laptops, desktops

  Lenovo is to halt online sales of desktop and laptop PCs with Linux operating systems pre-installed, due to sluggish sales.

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