News | PC World India

News

HARDWARE

Nvidia rushes hotfix after bad GeForce driver broke Windows 10's Start menu, apps

A new driver has already fixed the problems.

MOBILE

Portrait Camera now available for iPhone 7 as Apple releases iOS 10.1 update

There’s plenty of other reasons to install the update, even if you’re not an iPhone 7 user.

HARDWARE

Apple Watch Nike+ hits the ground running on Oct. 28

Ready, set, go.

MOBILE

Apple releases watchOS 3.1 update

Bug fixes and improvements for the Apple Watch.

HARDWARE

Apple issues macOS Sierra 10.12.1 update

The 1.25GB update includes several bug fixes and improvements.

Tobii's new eye tracker adds head tracking with an emphasis on PC games

Our testing showed that the earlier Tobii eyeX didn't work for everybody. Will the 4C be different?

SOFTWARE

New Windows 10 preview adds an iPhone Live Photos rival, Windows Ink improvements

Oh, and it includes a Ubuntu update, too. (It's still weird writing that.)

GAMES

The Nintendo Switch is a radical, Nvidia-powered console/handheld mash-up

Whoa.

Why LeEco thinks you should buy its smartphones, TVs, streaming content and more

The company hopes you'll love how seamlessly all its gear works together.

BUSINESS

PCWorld founder David Bunnell remembered: The mutiny, the magazines, the Mao suit

He was a pioneer and a bit of a prankster, as longtime colleagues recall.

Editors Pick

Justin.tv goes off the air

With all signs pointing to a Google purchase of Twitch, the company behind Justin.tv has shut down the live video service.

Verizon fires back at FCC over data throttling

The FCC called out Verizon for its plans to throttle customers with unlimited data plans who use the most data, so the carrier responded.

Business faces backlash after threatening $500 fines for negative Yelp reviews

Businesses who don't know how to manage their social media presence should remember that the Internet can be vicious.

Expert Opinion

Apple doesn't need its own gadgets to dominate the smart home

If you believe the weekend rumors, Apple will announce a connected-home platform next week at WWDC. But before you get too excited about an iThermostat and an iFridge and an iCamera watching you sleep, consider this: If Apple does get into the home-automation market, that doesn't necessarily mean it'll make smart-home gadgets of its own.