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Welcome to today's Inside PCMag.com newsletter.  IE8 vs. Firefox 3 vs. the Rest
Bargain Hunt: LCD HDTVs
Ulanoff: Is the Free Web About to Expire?
Roundup: The Top Five Bluetooth Headsets You Can Buy
Review: Windows Server 2008 R2
News: Sony Predicts Second Year of Losses
How to: Make a Movie with Your Cell Phone
AppScout: 6.7% of iPhones/iPods Are Jailbroken
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IE8 vs. Firefox 3 vs. the Rest
In one of PCMag's most popular stories this week, we highlighted many IE8 features you might not have known about, including ad blocking. What's your favorite browser? Do you think IE8 has caught up with Firefox 3's feature set? Do you think Safari, Chrome, or Opera will start to amass more fans over the next year?
Bargain Hunt: LCD HDTVs
Make your living room happy with one of these four discounted LCD HDTVs from Sharp, LG, Samsung, and Sony.
Ulanoff: Is the Free Web About to Expire?
Editor-in-Chief Lance Ulanoff says the good old days of something for pretty much nothing are coming to an end, and there isn't much we can do to stop it.
Roundup: The Top Five Bluetooth Headsets You Can Buy
Have an older headset? Then it's time to upgrade. You'll be amazed at how far the latest models have come.
Review: Windows Server 2008 R2
There are a surprising number of improvements and new features in this update of Server 2008.
News: Sony Predicts Second Year of Losses
Sony forecast a second straight year of losses as the global recession batters demand for consumer electronics, but the Japanese company stopped short of taking any new aggressive steps to cut costs further.
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How to: Make a Movie with Your Cell Phone
With a cell phone and some free editing software, anyone can make a movie.
AppScout: 6.7% of iPhones/iPods Are Jailbroken
About 6.7 percent of iPhones and iPod Touches have been "jailbroken," letting their users download unapproved apps from non-Apple stores, according to a story in the New York Times.
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