Technology - PC Magazine

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 »

Hidden behind the Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft released two separate security advisories and one set of updates that were not mentioned in the advance notification. Full Story »

Google is teaming up with The Washington Post and The New York Times to produce Living Stories, a Wikipedia-esque Labs project that will house information on a given news topic on one, continually updated Web page. Full Story »

Placing a huge emphasis on design is no longer a practice solely employed by consumer laptops; it's permeating into the small business category as well. The Dell Vostro V13 is arguably the sexiest small business laptop yet, outclassing the HP ProBook 5310m and the Lenovo Thinkpad SL Series. Full Story »

Editor Lance Ulanoff takes Google Chrome's extensions beta for a test drive. Full Story »

Several months after purchasing music discovery service iLike, MySpace has also snapped up streaming music site imeem. With Apple buying Lala, is there a land rush on for streaming music services? Full Story »