It's not exactly news that we're crazy about our pets. Just how crazy? Consider the 18 high-tech gadgets we dug up for "Wacky and Wonderful Pet Tech." Among the more outrageous, there's the language translator (pooch to Japanese) for dogs, the cat-cam that attaches to Fluffy's collar, and the $435 canine temperature monitoring system. I'm sure my cat, Caldonia, would love to have the FrolicCat Bolt interactive laser toy. Good thing she doesn't read PCWorld.com.
--Editorial Director Steve Fox

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Wacky and Wonderful Pet Tech
These 18 gizmos and gadgets are ideal for pampered pets and their adoring caretakers.

10 Great Ways to Get More From Your iPad
Did you know that you can stream movies from your PC to the iPad, use it as a secondary monitor, connect USB speakers and keyboards, and browse Websites with actual tabs? Here's how to get the most from Apple's iPad.

How to Install Android on Your iPhone
Here's how to install Google's Android OS on your iPhone. Be forewarned, though: This hack isn't for the faint of heart.

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News

How Android Phones Became a Hit
Android's rise is remarkable for a young OS; here's how it happened and what's next for Google's smartphone entry.

Hotmail Heats Up: Major Upgrade on Its Way
Microsoft is set to revamp Hotmail with updates to the Inbox, adding/sharing photos, and broader support for Microsoft Office documents.

Google Has Been Snooping on Your Wireless Network
Google admits it "accidentally" spied on open Wi-Fi nets. Time for the search giant to go on a serious data diet--before it screws up worse.

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PCW Business Center

Microsoft Sues Salesforce.com in Battle for CRM
Microsoft filed a suit alleging patent infringement by Salesforce.com's leading CRM software.

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Blogs

Google Is Headed for Your TV
Google partners with Sony and Intel to create Google TV. Sony says future TVs and Blu-ray players will run Google TV software.

First Look: Android 2.2 (Froyo) with Flash Player 10.1
Flash support and a performance boost are just a few of the goodies in store for Android phone owners with this latest version of Google's mobile platform.

Facebook Privacy: Secrets Unveiled
A couple of handy new tools let you see what Facebook is really telling the world about you -- and about everyone else. Get ready to blush.

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Reviews

Smartphone Video Camera Smackdown
Video capture is standard on smartphones these days, but not all camcorders are created equal. We put four popular smartphones to the test to determine which has the best video quality.

HP All-in-One 200: 21.5-inch All-in-One Offers Great Performance in Tight Spaces
Though it lacks a touchscreen, HP's All-in-One 200 offers excellent performance for the category, and a lush display.

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For more reviews, visit PCWorld.com.

How-To

Problem-Solving Apps: Classic Start Menu, Search Commands, Double Diver
These downloads give you back the familiar XP Start menu, let you find Office commands quickly, and back up your drivers.

The Procrastinator's Guide to PC Maintenance
You want to keep your PC running smoothly, your apps updated, and your data safe--but you're lazy. Here's how to keep your PC healthy while expending the minimum amount of effort possible.

For more tips, visit PCWorld.com.

Videos

The Best Netbooks for Business, Entertainment, Battery Life and More
All netbooks are not created equal. Senior editor Jason Cross runs through our choices for the best netbooks for battery life, entertainment, business, design, and your wallet from Asus, Gateway, Lenovo and HP.

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Downloads

FastStone Photo Resizer
Edit and resize your photos in batches with this free tool that's loaded with features.

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