We’ve been getting a lot of little flash drives to look at in the past year or so, and every time we see a new one it costs less and does… Read more
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There’s a new version of PowerPoint available, the first in four years. You can get it on its own for $200 or as part of the new Office 2007 that… Read more
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The following address for viewing the world’s worst PowerPoint presentation comes from a Web site that can shorten any address you give… Read more
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Synthravels.com is a tour operator that offers free guided tours through the more famous virtual worlds. That’s right, you don’t really have to go… Read more
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LogMeIn looks like it should be a dish in a Chinese restaurant, but it’s actually a service for controlling your home or office computer… Read more
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If you need a programming job done, like creating a specialized database, you can do a search on “freelance coders” at Google.com or Yahoo.com…. Read more
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For $20 a year you can have access to more than 140 free downloads from a program library maintained by PC Magazine at tinyurl.com/dhdzv (scroll to… Read more
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“Photoshop Type Effects Gone Wild,” book and disk, by Al Ward; $35 from Wiley.com. People love fooling around with typefaces, ourselves… Read more
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We have seen several marketing surveys that find more than 70 percent of those polled are concerned about personal security and… Read more
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