April 6, 2012

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Java flaw threatens Macs

More than 600,000 Macs worldwide are infected with the Flashback Trojan, and the problem is growing. It takes advantage of a flaw in Java. Apple has released a fix, so be sure to run your OS X software update as soon as possible. Macs can have viruses, just like PCs. Find out how to secure your new Mac against threats. >>

Facebook eyes online shopping

Facebook could become an e-commerce rival to eBay and Amazon, according to analysts following the success of social shopping startups such as Fab.com, Oodle and BeachMint. Is social media overwhelming you? Easily manage multiple social networks with this powerful app. >>

Draw Something regains No. 1 spot

OMGPOP's Draw Something app has been downloaded 50 million times in the past 50 days! That makes it the fastest-growing mobile game ever. What to know what the fuss is about? Download this wildly popular game from my site. >>

London Olympics braces for cyber attacks

Cyber attacks against the Summer Olympic Games are inevitable. But a 450-member team of online security experts is working hard to ensure that no major breaches of systems occur. Is your security software up to date? Download free and effective programs from my Security Center. >>

Viacom wins Round 2 against YouTube

An appeals court in Manhattan has reinstated Viacom's copyright infringement lawsuit against YouTube. Viacom claims the video-sharing website violated its copyrights. There's a lot more to YouTube than uploading videos. You'll be an expert after watching my special video report. >>

439 million homes have Wi-Fi

Fueled by growth in Asia, more than a quarter of the world's homes now have wireless networks. In the U.S., 61 percent of homes have Wi-Fi. If your Wi-Fi network isn't secure, it's like leaving your front door open. I tell you how to encrypt it in this step-by-step tip. >>

Scientists work on print-your-own robots

Backed by a $10 million grant, researchers at three U.S. universities are developing technology that would allow average users to quickly design and print robots and other machines. 3-D printers are getting more advanced all the time. This chocolate-printing one is what I want. >>

Report questions online dating science

A new paper from a team of psychologists says the "science-based" matching algorithms that online dating sites promote don't do much to help users find a soul mate. Dating sites do help single people meet more people than they normally could, however. Click here for my picks of the best free dating sites. >>

Where'd they put that Start button?

Anyone who has downloaded the Windows 8 Consumer Preview will notice that something is missing - the Start button and menu. Is there any way to get it back? I answer that question and more in my weekly Q&A column in USA Today. >>

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Eggheads rejoice! This how-to app for egg dyeing is eggs-traordinary.
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Forget paint swatches! Now you can splash a coat of digital paint on your house before you ever crack open a can.
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A "new" company is leaping into the mobile broadband business. It promises free broadband and Wi-Fi on the go, but does it deliver? Read on to find out.
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Proctor & Gamble just blocked access to YouTube, Netflix and other media sites on its company network. But it wasn't because employees were wasting time. Tune in to find out the surprising reason.
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When you look different, people often overlook your hidden talents. These two British kids, however, have crafted a musical performance you won't be able to ignore. Don't miss it!
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