15 Windows Utilities You Can't Live Without; Google Maps Biking Directions; CyberLink Media Suite 8 Ultra; What Happens When Your Webmail Gets Hacked; and More.

ProductWire March 11, 2010   View Online | Manage Subscription | Follow Us Welcome to the ProductWire; today it's all about software and the Internet. TOP STORIES REVIEW ROUNDUP: 15 Windows Utilities You Can't Live Without Despite the move (real or hyped) towards Web-based applications, there are still a few hundred million of us using Windows PCs running actual software. These 15 utilities are little gems of code that will help you get the most out of your Windows system. Share This: Hands On with Google Maps' Biking Directions Security Analyst and biking enthusiast Neil Rubenking likes the maps part of Google Maps new Biking Directions--the directions, not so much. Read to see how many miles off-course Google sent him to travel a two-block distance. Share This: REVIEW: CyberLink Media Suite 8 Ultra Cyberlink Media Suite 8 is still the slickest collection of media editing, management, and burning tools around, but the competition is tightening. Share This: APPSCOUT: What Happens When Your Webmail Gets Hacked Contributing Editor Edward Mendelson tells us what happened when his friend's Gmail account got hacked (it doesn't end well). He even corresponds with the hacker. He also gives some guidelines you should follow to make sure the same thing doesn't happen to you. Share This: REVIEW: Paragon Hard Disk Manager 2010 Suite Paragon's great interface makes it easy to perform just about every disk-management task you can think of—and some you might not have. Share This: APPSCOUT: Microsoft Bing Director Answers Your Questions Microsoft made quite a splash last year with its new Bing search engine. Though still a distant second, Bing, according to recent reports, is gaining on Google and watching Yahoo fade. We sat down with Microsoft Bing Director Stefan Weitz, and let PCMag's Twitter followers ask the questions. Share This: APPSCOUT: MySpace Bets On Gaming to Help Revitalize Site How will MySpace regain its footing in the social networking space? A month after losing Owen Van Natta as chief executive in favor of two co-presidents, the News Corp.-owned site announced Wednesday that its new focus will be on gaming. Share This: FEATURED OFFERS Sponsored by Citrix GoToAssist Express: Reduce travel time by fixing problems via the Internet   LATEST TOP-RATED PRODUCTS DualBootPRO 1.0.0 | Software | ImgBurn 2.5 | Software | Dell Inspiron i570-6939PBK | Desktop | HP Pavilion a4316f-b | Desktop | HP Pavilion dv7-3163cl-b | Notebook | Motorola Brute i680 (Nextel) | Cell Phone | Logitech Webcam C600 | Webcam | More > PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT Alienware M15x (Core i7) The Alienware M15x (Core i7) is essentially the smaller version of the M17x, which, covered in heavy metals, dominated opponents in both looks and performance. Check Prices >     eNewsletter Information You are subscribed to PCMag.com's ProductWire with the email address prijesh.badiyani@gmail.com. Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. To subscribe to other e-mail newsletters from Ziff Davis, change your delivery format from HTML to text, or change your email address, click here. Copyright © 2010 Ziff Davis Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis Media Inc., 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016