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 Android Invasion: The Next Phase Begins Android sales may be skyrocketing, but to quote the great Randy Bachman, "you ain't seen nothin' yet." | | Facebook and Islam: Culture Clash Is Just Beginning In Pakistan Facebook goes dark as uproar over 'Everybody Draw Mohammed Day!' erupts. | | Pakistan Extends Web Site Ban to Include YouTube A Pakistan regulator blocks YouTube after having blocked Facebook on Wednesday. | | Clicker Embraces the TV with Sofa-friendly Site Internet video aggregator Clicker has launched a version of its service aimed at those who surf Web from their couch. | | Three Cool Tools for Restoring Your Facebook Privacy None of them come from Facebook, naturally. Still, they'll help protect you until Facebook gets its privacy act together. | | Want to See What Final Fantasy XIV Looks Like? Square Enix unleashes a store of screens from its upcoming online roleplaying game, charting the beta's rather beautiful progress. | | Facebook Considers Censoring Content in Pakistan Facebook says its may consider making inaccessible to users some content that a Pakistani court and government found objectionable | | Google I/O: Will We Get to See Google TV? We've already heard about the Chrome Web Store and the new WebM video format. Next up: details on Google TV and Android 2.2? | | Five Ways Gmail Still Beats Hotmail Even with its flashy redesign, Hotmail still can't quite compete with Gmail. Here's why. | | Germany Launches Criminal Investigation of Google German prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation over whether Google broke data protection regulations when it collected fragments of Wi-Fi data. | | Google Chrome Web App Store: 5 Things You Should Know Google is not saying much about its Chrome Web Store, but here are 5 things we divine from what's public. | | Deals of the Week This week, save big on a Sony e-book reader, a wireless music player, a Canon PowerShot, and more. | | Google Wave Opens Up, Finally Googles says that its finally letting everyone into Wave as part of its experimental Google Labs offerings. | | The Official Twitter iPhone App is Officially Here Tweetie gets rebranded as the new official Twitter app. | | British Government Adjourns Extradition Hearing for McKinnon The British government has canceled a court hearing for a hacker who hunted for evidence of UFOs on U.S. military computers. | | Goodbye, Tweetie, Hello Twitter for iPhone The official Twitter app for the iPhone looks and feels like the Tweetie app I loved, albeit with a few tweaks. | | Chrome to Open an App Store Service lets you find, download, install, and pay for Web-based services | | Non-U.S. iPad Users Get First Glimpse of Their App Store Apple has updated international versions of its iTunes store to include iPad apps. | | N-Trig Pushes Pen and Multitouch Input A new stylus technology from component maker N-Trig could bring styluses into the multitouch age. | | Pakistan Blocks YouTube, Other Sites Just one day after cutting off access to Facebook, the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority has set its sight on YouTube. | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: April 2010The reviewers and bloggers of PCWorld see a great deal of software every month. In April, their favorites ran the gamut from the useful to the delightful--and a few that fit both descriptions. From encryption to syncing, from printer utilities to desktop tidiers, from problem-solvers to puzzle games and even a Commodore 64 emulator...here are the month's favorites. | | AxCrypt 6795 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Security | | Easy to use strong file encryption, integrated with Windows Explorer. Encrypt, compress, decrypt, wipe, view and edit with a few mouse clicks. | | | Agent Ransack (32-bit version) 36806 Downloads | Free | Filed Under File Management | | Search for files and look into documents without opening the actual file. | | | Microsoft Fix It 14798 Downloads | Free | Filed Under System Resources Tune-Up. | | Find and fix problems on XP or Vista PCs with this freebie from Microsoft. | | | See (12) more PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: April 2010 » | | Browse DownloadsAntivirus & Security • Design & Multimedia • Utilities • Games • Chat, Email, & the Web • | | Sponsored Downloads | | ImageForge Master EditionEverything you need to create quality artwork: painting, photo editing, web site art, animations, slide show albums, icons and cursors, etc. Plus you can generate buttons and banners with no drawing skill required, rename and filter groups of images, and more. | | PowerSlidesMake sure your next PowerPoint presentation gives your audience something different. Summitsofts PowerSlides dramatically improves the appearance and effectiveness of any presentation and offers thousands of possibilities for new creations. |  | |
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