Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding Enemy for Wikileaks Leak; The 100 Best iPhone Apps; Google's New Nexus 7 Reviewed; 10 Minecraft Mods Anyone Can Try; and more

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View in browser Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding Enemy for Wikileaks Leak More than three years after his arrest for leaking classified information to Wikileaks, Bradley Manning was found guilty of 19 out of 22 charges against him, but significantly, he was found not guilty of the most serious charge of aiding the enemy. Theoretically Manning could have faced the death penalty for aiding the enemy, though he may still face life in prison for the other charges. Share This:     ADVERTISEMENT Google Nexus 7 Review Balance is the key to Google's new Nexus 7. Small tablets are most often used for some media, some gaming, some Web browsing, and some e-reading. Provided third-party developers update their apps for Android 4.3, the new Nexus 7 is ideal for all of those, thanks to its sharp screen, comfortable ergonomics, and solid performance at an ideal price. Share This: How Fast Is Your Internet? Test it! We've teamed with Speedtest.net to measure our readers' Internet service providers. Later we'll reveal who's the fastest in the land. You don't have to sign up—test your speed right now. Share This: The 10 Best Minecraft Mods Anyone Can Use Minecraft is an incredible game that lets you build just about just about anything from a blocky landscape. Dip your toe into the amazing world of Minecraft modding with these 10 mods that are easy enough for anyone to install because if we can do it, you can do it. Share This: The 100 Best iPhone Apps Apple's App Store has more than 900,000 apps. If you own an iPhone, you likely want to know which apps will make your mobile phone experience that much better. The 100 apps highlighted here made the cut because they've shown outstanding performance and have been well liked by a variety of users. Share This: Dvorak: Bring Back Windows XP Microsoft is supposed to kill all support for Windows XP, meaning it will not answer questions, have no more patches, and there will be fewer new products arriving with compatible drivers. With the future in full-screen apps, cloud-based systems, rented software, and mobile everything, it would seem there's a golden opportunity to make a specific and somewhat old-fashioned OS for those companies that still have cubicles. Share This: This newsletter was brought to you by Mitchell Hall, Managing Editor of Features for PCMag. You can reach me at: mitchell_hall@pcmag.com 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  Bradley Manning Not Guilty of Aiding Enemy for Wikileaks Leak  Google Nexus 7 Review  How Fast Is Your Internet? Test it!  The 10 Best Minecraft Mods Anyone Can Use  The 100 Best iPhone Apps  Dvorak: Bring Back Windows XP