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Our Top Stories Is Apple in Antenna Denial? User forums buzz over Apple's admission of a signal glitch, and second-guess whether they're getting the straight story about reception. Share: 7 Steps to Upgrade to Windows 7 Here's a checklist to guide you to a successful upgrade to the newest version of Windows. Share: Is Wireless Security a Contradiction in Terms? Public Wi-Fi is handy, but risky -- here's what you need to know to minimize your exposure. Share: Newest Social Net Scam: Stranded Friend Analysis: Beware a common hoax involving a hijacked e-mail account and a plea for quick cash from a familiar name. Share: Great Games Under the Radar Some new PC and MMO titles were overlooked in the recent E3 frenzy; here are a few gems to watch for. Share: 10 Blogs to Boost Your Social Network Savvy Here's a roster of experts who regularly offer tips and observations about networking to greatest effect. Share: Do the Feds Really Know Tech? Analysis: When it comes to technology, government agencies aren't just uninformed, they're often foolish. Share: Microsoft's Vision: The High-Tech Home of the Future Microsoft's full-scale model home of the future may seem like science fiction, but its interactive and automated systems may be close to reality. Here's a a virtual tour of The Microsoft Home, nearly every wall and table is a digital device. Share: Reports of Possible YouTube Hack Light up Social Media Sites Reports have surfaced on social media sites that YouTube may have gotten hacked and that Apple's iTunes App Store may also be compromised. Share: Just Wait Until Cars Have Wings -- Next Year The FAA has granted startup Terrafugia a permit so it can set flying cars soaring into the marketplace. Share: Read PC World Blogs and Windows 7 Updates Full Windows 7 Coverage Start here for an in-depth look at the strengths and weaknesses of Microsoft's new operating system. 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Share: Another Apple iPhone 4 Flaw: A Glitchy Proximity Sensor Apple has more to worry about than just reception issues--many users report the new handset's proximity sensor is causing the screen to activate during phone calls. Share: PlayStation Plus: A Great Idea Bereft of Content Sony launches its premium $50 a year subscriber service for the PlayStation 3 in its latest console firmware update, but the service comes up short. Share: Downloads: Editor's Collection PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Downloads: June 2010Our reviewers spent June in a creative frenzy. They built bone animations, glammed up their photos, and made music like maestros. But there's more to art than that. Many masterpieces must be burned to Blu-Ray. And everybody needs utilities to organize all those files and open windows--not to mention keep data safe. Feeling a spark? Try out these programs and write your own review. 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