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Microsoft, Dell, HP, and other computing giants better watch their backs: Apple Computer cracked the top three in U.S. PC sales, according to surveys released Wednesday. Why do you think more people are turning their backs on Windows?
 Review Roundup: T-Mobile's First 3G Phones
Feature: The Definitive Guide to Wi-Fi
Project: How to Build a Home Server
Review: A Muscular Home PC
Bargain Hunt: LCD Monitors
Ulanoff: John McCain Can't Read This Column
Review: Rock Your Workout Wirelessly
Security Watch: Mozilla Issues Critical Advisories
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Review Roundup: T-Mobile's First 3G Phones
For three years now AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon have been trying to define 3G—third-generation cell phone services—as something consumers want. Now, finally, T-Mobile is entering the fray with four phones. But is T-Mobile's 3G play ready? Read all the reviews on PCMag.com to find out.
Feature: The Definitive Guide to Wi-Fi
In this wired world, staying connected at all times should be easy. That's because Wi-Fi is not limited just to your home network and your local coffee shop any more. Our ultimate wireless guide gives you tips on finding, using, and creating mobile hot spots anywhere you go.
Project: How to Build a Home Server
As your home network grows, common solutions like routers and access points may no longer be enough to handle the amount of data your family has to work with. There's no need to shell out a bunch of money on a home server, though. We have your simple step-by-step guide to building and configuring your own machine.
Review: A Muscular Home PC
If you need (or want) a central home PC with a bit of extra oomph, you might want to consider the Velocity Micro Edge E2250. This machine will treat your kids (adult or otherwise) to a pretty hot system upgrade: It's got a gaming-class graphics card, a large hard drive, and overclocked quad-core power. Get all the specs and price in the full PCMag.com review.
Bargain Hunt: LCD Monitors
There's one thing that sits at the center of any great desktop setup--especially any setup that you'll be using as a media center—and that’s a sharp, new monitor. How does a whopping (and inexpensive) LCD sound? Pretty darn good, right? These four 20-plus-inchers will have you parked in front of your newly renovated PC for hours.
Ulanoff: John McCain Can't Read This Column
John McCain, the oldest presidential candidate this nation has ever had, has now proven, by his own admission, that he's not tech savvy enough to run this country. Does that make you nervous? Because Lance Ulanoff sure thinks it should. Read his column on PCMag.com for more analysis.
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Review: Rock Your Workout Wirelessly
Getting a bit too tangled up listening to music at the gym? The Genius BT-03A Bluetooth headphones sport a more comfortable, stylish design than older models, making them an ideal workout companion. But how do they sound? Find out how well they tested in the full review.
Security Watch: Mozilla Issues Critical Advisories
Two "Critical" updates have been issued for Firefox 2.x, the new 3.x, and other Mozilla products. One appears to be related to a heap overflow in the handling of CSS structures, which could lead to a crash or arbitrary code execution. Head over to Security Watch to find out what it all means for you and your browser.
Plus: Symantec Expects Attacks on Access Vulnerability
On July 7 Microsoft released an advisory describing a new vulnerability in the "Snapshot" ActiveX control for Access 2000, 2002, and 2003.
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