We’ve tried half a dozen of these online tech support services that fix your computer by controlling it through the Internet. They are a… Read more
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Talk is cheap, and getting cheaper. We took a look at VoiceStick, a memory stick that does phone calls. It turns out to be very… Read more
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We tried out a specialized PowerPoint compression utility by the name of NXPowerlite ($45 from NXPowerlite.com). Old hands will note… Read more
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We were browsing a travel Web site the other day and got a lot of help from Yoono, a scrolling toolbar thatfits onto Firefox. Scrolling across the… Read more
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We had an interesting brief conversation with the president of a high-tech company recently, and it explains why engineers believe they speak English… Read more
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This is definitely cool, as they say. It’s called the BackupKey, from TurnKey Technology. It is a pocket-size hard drive that connects to… Read more
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People are carrying so many battery-powered wireless gizmos these days they can probably be detected from space. But when the battery runs down, no… Read more
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Searching for our cell phone charger, we found a wonderful new search engine called Retrevo.com. This turns out be an engine for just consumer… Read more
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· OnlineNewspapers.com. Our previous go-to site for newspapers online was ecola.com. We know, it sounds like a disease, but that’s… Read more
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Seventy-eight percent of Web users use a broadband (high-speed) connection. That’s up from 65 percent a year earlier, a Nielsen/NetRatings study… Read more
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