The best part of the new “Microsoft Math” is what they call their “step by step” solution. You can enter an equation and they solve it and… Read more
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Trulia.com is a real estate site that re-designed and re-launched itself in May, providing an unusual extra feature. Along with browsing a… Read more
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We look at a lot of products we never write about. That’s because they don’t work. We usually say nothing about bad products because… Read more
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“The beat, beat, beat of the tom-tom, as the jungle shadows fall.” — Cole Porter What’s hot? GPS, that’s what’s hot. That stands for… Read more
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Here are some tech support conversations we found at a Web site in Scotland: SiliconGlen.com . We couldn’t resist. 1: Tech Support: I need you to… Read more
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Dropped calls and poor cell phone reception have become the bane of the land, and naturally enough, we have a fix. (On the other hand, maybe you… Read more
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The memory card in our digital camera was full, and it was an emergency: snapping spring flowers. So we stopped at a camera store to buy… Read more
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Kensington.com has a nice external numerical keypad for laptops that also functions as a stand-alone calculator. That’s handy if you do a lot of key… Read more
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We took a look at the latest version of DocuPen, and as the Beatles song puts it, it’s getting better all the time. Eight inches long… Read more
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