Symantec identifies 'Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer'
Symantec is out with its "Dirtiest Web Sites of Summer 2009," which it's calling "the worst of the worst" when it comes to malware threats. The security vendor says that "48 percent of the Dirtiest Web Sites are, well, dirty--sites that feature adult content." That means that more than half the sites cover a wide range of other categories including legal services, catering, figure skating, and electronics shopping, according to the report.
Use any version of Windows 7 free for 120 days
There's an easy way to stretch Windows 7's 30-day free-trial period to 120 days so you can determine whether Microsoft's new operating system meets your needs.
Vonage makes free international calls standard
Vonage will include unlimited calls to more than 60 countries in a new standard plan that costs $25 per month, replacing a plan of the same price that included unlimited calls to just six countries.
How to Buy an MP3 Player
Which MP3 player is the best to handle the soundtrack of your life? Here's how to find the perfect portable audio device at the right price.
Tabbloid makes printable PDFs from your RSS subscriptions
HP has a site called Tabbloid that will allow you to enter RSS feeds for sites you'd like to follow, and it will automatically format and send you PDF files on a schedule populated with the contents of the feeds you entered.
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