NEWZGADGETS: iTunes 10 Gets Social with Ping; How to Buy a Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera; Why Apple's Winning in Tech Support and Satisfaction; What to Expect at IDF 2010

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iTunes 10 Gets Social with Ping; How to Buy a Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera; Why Apple's Winning in Tech Support and Satisfaction; What to Expect at IDF 2010

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By Lance Ulanoff

September 10, 2010

iTunes 10 Gets Social with Ping
iTunes, the only apps, photo, movie, TV and music management software you can use with your iPhone and iPod, got a significant update this week and now has its own social network. Exciting stuff, but is it any good? PCMag test drives iTunes 10.

How to Buy a Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera
I was home sick the other day and had way too much time to watch my Twitter stream. That's probably why I noticed that reality star Kim Kardashian was asking all of her followers which digital camera she should buy. I sent her a link to one of our digital camera reviews (the excellent Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS2), but I think she might have gotten more use out of this in-depth buying guide. Kim never answered me, so I guess I'll never know.

Microsoft Intro $400 Xbox Kinect Bundle
Motion control detector, motion controlled games and a newly svelte Xbox 360, all for $400. Sounds like a good deal. Are you buying? Get all the details in this Gearlog post

Why Apple's Winning in Tech Support and Satisfaction
Some say it's not entirely fair to compare Apple to HP, Dell and Lenovo, but consistent wins in PCMag's Readers' Choice can no longer be ignored. Here's what the numbers in our Reader's Choice report mean, and my own personal take on Apple's customer relations.

Is Google Instant Search Smarter Than Bing Type Ahead?
Google has done something very interesting and important with its search results page. Google Instant lives up to its name and gives you on-the-fly results. However, is it better than Microsoft's Bing? I decided to try and find out.

What to Expect at IDF 2010
Intel's most important conference of the year will lay out the roadmap for CPUs in 2011 and beyond. ExtremeTech has a look at what to expect.

Apple iOS 4.1 Game Center: Hands On
One of the coolest new features found in this week's Apple iOS update is the new Game Center feature. It'll let you play online games against other far-flung competitors. At least that's the promise. PCMag's hands-on report has the reality.

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