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 A Sleek Business-Class Cell
Palm's Simple, $99 Smartphone
Microsoft Launches Windows Live Events
Gateway's All-in-One Desk Candy
10 Gifts for Sucking Up to Your Boss
PCMagCast: Productivity Boosts for SMBs Online Expo
Security Watch: Adobe Publishes Workaround for Acrobat Attack
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A Sleek Business-Class Cell
Been shopping around for a new work cell phone that blends a sleek form factor and smartphone functionality? Nokia's unlocked E65 is a solid play for the midrange business market. It combines a powerful smartphone OS, solid call quality, and top-end features in a small, classy form factor.
Find out how we rated it on PCMag.com.
Palm's Simple, $99 Smartphone
If you're not ready to drop a lot of cash on a new Treo or BlackBerry, Palm may have the answer for you. Call it, "My First Smartphone." With the Palm Centro--basically a Treo 755p crammed into a smaller case--price is its best selling point, at just $99. The Palm OS is fast and easy to use, and gives you lots of IM and e-mail options. Want to know more?
Then visit PCMag.com for our video review and more.
Microsoft Launches Windows Live Events
Windows Live Events looks to compete with event-planning sites like Evite and MyPunchbook by providing users with the ability to create combination invites/Web sites, using 100+ templates, custom colors, background images, and various Windows Live gadgets, like maps. But that's not all.
Find out what really sets Windows Live Events apart on AppScout.com.
Gateway's All-in-One Desk Candy
Sure, our initial impression of the Gateway One when we saw it at DigitalLife--and awarded it our Best in Show award--was one of general awe. But what do we think now that we've had time to sit down and put it to the test in the PC Magazine Labs? The One can assuredly be considered a competitor to the current Apple iMac, with a built-in widescreen LCD display, notebook-sourced Intel components, and a smooth slab design.
Find out how it scored overall in the full review on PCMag.com.
10 Gifts for Sucking Up to Your Boss
Nothing says "Best boss ever!" like a little office-friendly token of your appreciation. Whether you love your work or are just itching for that raise, these gifts are sure to get you in good with the head honcho.
Check out our top-ten list, including a geeky necktie and a USB-powered greenhouse.
PCMagCast: Productivity Boosts for SMBs Online Expo
PC Magazine and PCMagCast will host a one-day Productivity Boosts for SMBs Online Expo for small and medium-sized businesses. The Expo will be a one-stop shop for information on starting or optimizing a server-based network for maximum productivity, keeping productivity up while employees are on-the-go with cutting-edge mobile tools and applications, and much more.
Learn more and register for this free Web event taking place Thursday, October 25 starting at 9:30 am Eastern.
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Security Watch: Adobe Publishes Workaround for Acrobat Attack
Adobe has acknowledged "a critical security vulnerability in Adobe Reader and Acrobat" reported several weeks ago. The vulnerability affects only Windows XP with Internet Explorer 7. Adobe will publish an update to affected software on its site by the end of October. In the meantime, we've got a workaround to help you stay out of the woods. Check it out on Security Watch.
Plus: Patch Tuesday for October 2007
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