By 2010 PC World and computer magazines in general were already in a state of decline. The Internet was taking over. PC World still had some decent content but the page court was barely over 100 pages. The April 2010 issue includes:
Features
Fantastic Freebies - A look at some of the best free software in various categories. Includes things like desktop customizations, web browser enhancments, productivity, and more.
Find Your Windows 7 Desktop - A look at some of the latest Windows 7 ready PCs in various categories. This includes Core 2 Duo and early Core i5/i7 machines in a variety of form factors including all-in-ones, towers, small form factor and others.
Departments
Techlog - The difficulty of choosing a new smartphone from the vast sea of choices. It really does seem like there was a much greater variety back in the day.
PCW Forum - Comments from readers about the upcoming Apple iPad, Windows 7, Botnets, portable hard drives, and more.
Forward
3G Wireless Speed Tests - AT&T finishes at the top in this round of 3G speed testing.
Beta Watch - A look at some of the latest beta software.
Consumer Watch
Do Kodak Printers Save Cash - HP challenged Kodak's claims of cheaper operation. I had a Kodak printer for a while and liked it. Ink was definitely cheaper and seemed to last as long as in other brands. Of course, that all changed when Kodak discontinued their printers.
Skeptical Shopper - Six mobile apps that will help you save money.
