Technology - PC Magazine

Technology is the difference that makes the biggest difference in cars today. They all ride pretty well and provide good crash protection (which features are technology-related). A lot of cars look alike because of aerodynamic profiling. So the big differences are in electronic driving aids, navigation systems, cockpit control wheels or pointers, Bluetooth, and entertainment. Full Story »

YouTube-backed video site Vevo is now live after a star-studded launch event in New York City. Full Story »

Facebook on Wednesday started rolling out new privacy settings intended to give users more control over who can see their profile information. Full Story »

Google's new Goggles app for Android smartphones helps annotate the world around you. But we decided to put it to the test in a virtual sightseeing trip around New York City. Full Story »

PCMag.com's review of Symantec's first attempt at a standalone Norton online backup service ten months ago turned up a lot of missing capabilities that were present in competitors like Mozy, Carbonite, and SOS. With version 2.0, Symantec attempts to make amends. Full Story »

What are the most interesting, important and innovative technology achievements of 2009? I polled the PCMag staff to find out what made our jaws drop. Full Story »

As a tough year draws to a close, I look back on 2009's biggest stories and technology highs and lows. Full Story »

Google this week filed suit against Utah-based Pacific WebWorks and several other unnamed companies for unauthorized use of its name. Full Story »

Mozilla on Tuesday removed the beta tags from its Thunderbird 3 e-mail client and made the final version available for download. Full Story »

Should we trust Google's new public DNS offering, or is the company going back on its "don't be evil" motto? Full Story »