The Best Antivirus Software; 3D Printing Made Easy; Amazon's Best and Worst TV Pilots; and More

Important Stories and More from PC Magazine     By Dan Costa     April 26, 2013

View in browser The Best Antivirus Software The sordid world of malware is always changing and so are our malware tests. Each spring--a relatively quiet time for security software developers--Neil Rubenking updates his collection of viruses, Trojans, and other malware to reflect what is circulating. These are the first results from the 2013 collection and as usual, his testing shows that not all antivirus solutions are created equal. Share This:     ADVERTISEMENT Amazon's TV Pilots, Rated and Reviewed Amazon is taking another page from Netflix's book and coming out with its own line of original television programming. Interestingly, Amazon is going a step further and allowing users to rate the programs before they are made. Think of it as crowdsourced audience testing. We've looked at all the prospects and given our scores. Let us know if you agree. Share This: 3D Printing Made Easy Despite all the press that 3D printing has garnered in the past few years, this emerging technology has largely remained the domain of hobbyists, DIYers, and professionals such as architects, product designers, and artists. The Cube 3D Printer ($1,299) attempts to bring 3D printing to the consumer market by focusing on quick setup, a user-friendly experience, and appealing results. In this, it partly succeeds. Share This: Make Any LCD Monitor a Touch Screen With a $5 Sensor The biggest problem with Windows 8 isn't the underlying code, it is the fact that the interface was designed for touch screens, which most people don't have. Turns out that is relatively easy to remedy. ExtremeTech shows how a $5(!) sensor can turn any display into a touch screen. This is good news for Microsoft. Share This: MORE STORIES Two-Factor Authentication Wouldn't Have Prevented AP Twitter Hack Dvorak: Microsoft Office's Spaghetti Code Mess 10 Essential Windows Apps for Novices Q&A: Tribeca Film Institute Tackles Storytelling in the Digital Age AppScout: Top 5: Running Games for iPhone and Android That is What's New Now for now. Come back on Monday for more top headlines from the Ziff Davis Network. Dan Costa Editor-in-Chief, PCMag.com @dancosta Featured Research Expense Management Top 6 Considerations for Online Expense Management On-Demand CRM SMB On-Demand CRM Comparison Guide CRM Through the Ages CRM Through the Ages: An Infographic eNewsletter Information You are subscribed to What's New Now with the e-mail address pctipworld@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 © 2013 Ziff Davis, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis, Inc., 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016 IN THIS ISSUE  The Best Antivirus Software  Amazon's TV Pilots, Rated and Reviewed  3D Printing Made Easy  Make Any LCD Monitor a Touch Screen With a $5 Sensor