What You Missed at Google I/O; Bose's Ear-Shattering VideoWave HDTV, The Most Dangerous Apps; and More

Important Stories and More from PC Magazine     By Dan Costa     May 20, 2013

View in browser The 10 Most Exciting Things Google Announced at I/O Google made sure to lower expectations before Google I/O--don't expect new products, it told us, this is a developer's conference. And it was true to its word. The only new hardware was a stock version of the Galaxy S 4. And yet, if you sat through the hours of presentations like our intrepid Jill Duffy did, you heard about a lot of cool improvements to the products and services you use every day. Check out our summary of the best announcements at Google I/O. Share This:     ADVERTISEMENT Review: Bose's Ear-Shattering VideoWave HDTV I remember seeing the demo of the first Bose VideoWave HDTVs and thinking, "there is no way this TV could be making this sound." Now Bose has updated the set and it is still remarkable. Yes, you could buy a better panel and you could certainly find a set for less money, but there is no better-sounding HDTV on the market. I would take this over a 5.1 surround systems any day. Share This: Will the Fastest Mobile Network Testers Come to Your Town? We are entering the last week of testing for Fastest Mobile Networks. Our team has driven more than 10,000 miles and run thousands of tests on AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile. But we aren't done; there is still a chance the cars will be coming to your town. Find out where they are headed next. Share This: Epson and Apx Labs Demo Anti-Glass Headset at Google I/O As Geek.com's Sal Cangeloso was heading out to Google I/O, I told him to make sure to try out Google Glass. After all, almost everyone at the conference would have them. He didn't seem too enthused. And what do you know, he goes out there and sticks his head into an entirely different high-tech device. Such a great photo. Share This: MORE STORIES AMD Radeon HD 7990 vs. Nvidia GeForce GTX 690 How to Hack Google Glass SecurityWatch: This Week's Most Dangerous Apps ExtremeTech.com: Is There Hope for 3D Photography? That is What's New Now for now. Come back on Wednesday for more top headlines from the Ziff Davis Network. Dan Costa Editor-in-Chief, PCMag.com @dancosta Featured Research Remote Working WP What the trend to remote working means for your business. VoIP Continuity Business Continuity Planning with VoIP Considerations for UC Five IT Considerations for UC in the Contact Center 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 10 Most Exciting Things Google Announced at I/O  Review: Bose's Ear-Shattering VideoWave HDTV  Will the Fastest Mobile Network Testers Come to Your Town?  Epson and Apx Labs Demo Anti-Glass Headset at Google I/O