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The top 14 hidden features in Windows, iOS, and Android

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Microsoft internally debated rebranding Internet Explorer

Follow:   08.15.2014  View in a Browser Microsoft internally debated rebranding Internet Explorer 08.14.2014 4:11 PM A few weeks ago, Microsoft employees debated the pros and cons of renaming Internet Explorer, employees said on Reddit. They also offered their thoughts on upcoming extensions and versions of the browser on other platforms. How to kill unwanted processes and applications that slow down Windows 08.11.2014 7:34 AM Windows PCs run a whole lot of code in the background, much of which slows you down and provides little or no benefit. Here's how to stop them. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   The 10 most terrifying security nightmares revealed at the Black Hat and Def Con hacker conferences 08.08.2014 3:00 AM Hacked planes. Unstoppable, utterly malicious flash drives. Hotel automation gone crazy. These are the 10 most terrifying security stories out of the premier hacker and security conferences in Las Vegas. Micro Express MicroFlex 97B review: A beastly gaming PC for just two grand 08.08.2014 3:30 AM It’s not much to look at, but this rig delivers the goods at a budget-friendly price. Technicolor Color Certification Program: Marketing hype or genuine consumer benefit? 08.11.2014 5:00 AM Backers promise to help consumers find more color-accurate displays. Acer's Chromebook 13 runs Nvidia's Tegra K1 processor; prices start at $280 08.11.2014 5:00 AM Nvidia’s 32-bit, quad-core chip with a whopping 192 graphics cores will power this 13-inch Chromebook, promising both unprecedented graphics performance and an unusually long battery life of up to 13 hours. An HD-display version will cost $280, and two different Full-HD versions will cost $300 and $380. Lenovo Y50 gaming laptop review: Great performance spoiled by a sub-par display 08.12.2014 3:00 AM A strong CPU and GPU don't make up for a crummy LCD. ZoomPresence review: DIY telepresence system is a struggle to set up 08.12.2014 3:30 AM Zoom's low-cost telepresence tool has some nice features, but lack of documentation makes installation a hassle, and you have to gather all the hardware yourself. Toshiba Encore 2 review: This Windows 8 tablet goes easy on your wallet 08.13.2014 3:00 AM Keep your performance expectations in line with its price tag, and Toshiba’s 10-incher will do right by you. Dress up your Word document with page numbers, a table of contents and more 08.13.2014 3:30 AM Word's tools and wizards make it easy to show off your work with professional-looking formats. Digital Storm Bolt II review: Rise of the un-Steam machines 08.14.2014 3:00 AM Remember all those Steam machines you heard about at CES? They’re finally coming to marketâ€Â"just without the SteamOS. How to switch Chrome channels to test new features before they're cool 08.14.2014 3:30 AM Chrome's newest features aren't available to the typical installation. But there's a way you can get them early, before the public knows about them. Samsung pins its hopes on Galaxy Alpha's metal frame 08.13.2014 5:38 AM The launch of the metal-framed addition to the Galaxy lineup comes as phone shipments have dropped for Samsung.       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: sittishon.whungsinsujarit.adsmail@blogger.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2014 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107