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By Lance Ulanoff

September 9, 2010

Readers' Choice Awards 2010
Our yearly survey reveals just who PCMag readers love-and who they don't-in the world of technology products. Almost 20,000 of you told us your choices for the best across 13 categories, from phones and computers to ISPs and media players. We break it down for you with picks for Readers' Choice and some honorable mentions.

10 Tips for Public Wi-Fi Hotspot Security
Public Wi-Fi Hotspots can be a hacker's paradise. Networking guru Samara Lynn offers 10 basic security tips that can mean the difference between safe surfing and an identity-theft or data-loss nightmare.

Review: Apple iPod touch (4th Gen. with Camera)
An even-better Apple iPod touch retains its designation as the best portable media player you can buy—and for the price, it should be.

Plus: Reviews of the new Apple iPod nano & Apple iPod shuffle

Google Chrome 6: Hands On
Google Chrome just turned two, and to celebrate, Google released version six of the popular Web browser. Software Analyst Michael Muchmore details the new features, including an even more stripped-down design and blazing speed.

Gearlog: What Mark Hurd Can Buy With $950,000
Mark Hurd is about to become the newest high-level exec at Oracle, assuming that nasty HP lawsuit goes away. In any case, we already know what he'll be making—a $950,000 base salary and up to $10 million in bonuses. The brilliant minds over at Gearlog ponder what Mr. Hurd could do with all of that money.

How to Wipe Blackberry Data
If you've ever had to give up a phone—perhaps you're upgrading or turning in a loaner (sorry, Lance)—then you've probably wondered how to wipe the phone clean of your data. Editor in Chief Lance Ulanoff walks you through the process.

SMB Innovator: Kittichai Serves Customers with Tech Savvy
Restaurants are jumping on the tech bandwagon. This New York-based restaurant fills seats using Facebook, Twitter, and some high-tech partnerships.

Dvorak: Hookers and the Battle for Craigslist
Craigslist has been the target of an on-going war against prostitution. Columnist John C. Dvorak thinks it's all a mess of misdirected efforts. Here's why.

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