In our second annual iPhone Stress Tests, Senior Editor Tim Moynihan applied a serious beating to the Apple iPhone 3G using keys, breakfast cereal, water, dish soap, and city sidewalks.
Can you scratch it? What happens when you drop it? PC World's Eric Butterfield takes the iPhone through a grueling set of tests to check out how the device handles abuse. For more news, reviews and how-tos visit www.pcworld.com/vide os
We review the Apple TV on its ability to stream music, video, and photos to a widescreen TV. Read our full review at: http://www.pcworld.c om/video/id,467-page ,1-bid,0/video.html< br />
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Jason Snell, Editorial Director of sister publication MacWorld, takes a quick look at the iPhone 3G and talks about the newest features. And he provides tips for folks who already have one of the original iPhones, as well as for prospective first-time owners.
PC World's Executive Editor Ed Albro demonstrates the Apple TV's features and accessories. Read our full review at: www.pcworld.com
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WowWee Chief Creative Officer Michael Limber demos the just-announced WowWee FemiSapien robot. She dances. She learns. She blows L.A.-style kisses. Let's watch.
Recycling old electronics keeps toxic components from contaminating the environment. Recycled improperly, however, they could end up polluting not only your area but also other countries.
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Adding a second monitor can seriously boost your productivity, especially if you work with large images or spreadsheets. We show you how in this step-by-step guide.
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Apple announced the latest version of its iPods in San Francisco, and we were lucky enough to get our hands on the new Nano and Touch. Take a look at their slimmer form-factors, greater storage, more competitive pricing, updated software, and other new features.
PC World's in-house band tests its mad music skills on the game Rock Band, the follow up to Guitar Hero. Rock Band is out for PlayStation3 and Xbox 360.
Assistant Editor Greg Adler takes a look at some of the unusual robotic toys from WowWee. They include a panda, a snake, and a quadruped that looks like a spider and acts like a security guard.
Adding more RAM to your PC is often the simplest way to boost your overall system performance. Here's how to do it.
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PC World Editor Bud McLeod takes a tour of CES- A GPS sportswatch from Garmin, a digital fridge from Whirlpool, and a personal digital two-deck DJ device from Tonium.
PC World's Senior Editor Kalpana Ettenson guides you through the features of the HP Pavilion tx1000, an ultraportable that converts to a tablet PC. The 12.1-inch touchscreen lacks an antireflective coating, but it's sensitive to touch and can adjust screen orientation. It may not be the best travel option due to short battery life. Visit www.pcworld.com/vide os for more news, reviews and how-to's.
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