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 How CIOs Can Help Curb E-Waste Many have seen it: that picture of a small child playing in a heap of discarded metal scraps and wires in a Third World country. Images such as these have raised awareness about a fact of life in the computer era that's tainting corporate brands and creating a huge environmental problem: electronic waste. Share:   |  Users Can Now Replace Blogger Profile With Google+ Profile In the first integration between the Google+ social networking site and the Blogger blog publishing platform, users will be able to replace their Blogger... Share: | FTC Approves Google Buzz Settlement The U.S. Federal Trade Commission members voted unanimously to approve an agreement that settles a privacy-violation complaint the agency leveled against Google... Share: | 5 Tech Pros Companies Want to Hire Networking pros are among the top five tech professionals that companies want to hire, according to Robert Half Technology. Share: | Google: Bidding for Yahoo or Driving up Cost for Microsoft? The pursuit of Yahoo appears to be heating up as a report Monday added Google to a list of interested suitors already said to include Microsoft. Share: | Quick Poll: How Do You Share Wi-Fi Access? When more than your core staff need to get online, offering access to the company Wi-Fi network drives your need for speed and security. Share: | Ace This Test and Get a Job With Facebook Even if you aren't looking for a new job, Facebook's timed test for potential programmers is a fascinating challenge. Share: | News Media Needs to Adapt to Digital Age A new survey finds that tablet users want news, but are unwilling to pay for it. I disagree. Tablet users are willing to pay for news if the news media would adapt better and deliver it in a way worth paying for. Share: | New Service Connects BlackBerry to Office 365 RIM announced BlackBerry Cloud Services for Microsoft Office 365--a new service hosted by RIM that integrates Office 365 content on BlackBerry smartphones and provides additional cloud-based tools. Share: | Spammers Create Their Own URL Shortening Services Spammers have created their own services to shorten URLs (uniform resource locators) in an apparent attempt to circumvent security measures in place at... Share: | New Tool to Help Small Businesses Plan for Cyberattack With hackers increasingly setting their sights on small businesses, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission said Monday it will provide an online tool to help. Share: | Groupon's China Venture Posts US$46M Loss Groupon's China venture posted a net loss of US$46.4 million for the past nine months, generating only $2.1 million in revenue. Share: | 10 Questions for CDW CFO Ann E. Ziegler -- Name: Ann E. Ziegler Share: | Exploit-powered Android Trojan Uses Update Attack A new variant of the DroidKungFu Android Trojan is posing as a legitimate application update in order to infect handsets, according to security researchers from... Share: | Group: New Version of PROTECT IP May Target Legal Sites An upcoming version of U.S. legislation designed to combat copyright infringement on the Web may include provisions that hold online services such as Twitter... Share: | Dell Boomi Gets a Business Rules Engine In addition to using Dell's Boomi integration service to move data from one cloud to another, users of the service can now also create simple business rules to... Share: | Microsoft Takes 'social' Cue From Salesforce.com for Its CRM Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled the latest version of its Dynamics CRM (customer-relationship-management) software. Share: | Idaho National Laboratory to Move to Google Apps As many as 5,000 workers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory will be the latest government workers to start using Google Apps. Share: | Wikileaks Suspends Operations, Cites Lack of Funds Whistleblower site Wikileaks today announced that it was temporarily suspending operations due to financial constraints. Share: | |  | | Top News on PCWorld.com |  Wash Your Hands: ATMs Are Germ Havens A swab test conducted in six U.S. cities of 10 items commonly found in public places showed high levels of a type of germs that cause the common cold. Share: |  What Makes Siri Special? With its combination of advanced artificial intelligence and sharp wit, Apples virtual assistant may kick off an explosion of new voice recognition applications. Share: | | Sponsored Downloads | | Mamutu - 1 YearMonitor your computer in real time for dangerous behavior. 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