Word processors are at the top of any “must have” list, and there are plenty to be had for free. A cursory web search on the key words “word… Read more
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After having a word processor, the most important program you can have is a database. There’s one called Blist that is a blast. It is free online… Read more
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There isn’t a tech support person in the world who knows how to solve all the problems that come up in Windows. But somebody,… Read more
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SpaceTime.com has a free program that shows you pictures instead of text descriptions when you search on any topic. Normally, a browser search… Read more
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There’s a lot more to the social networking site Facebook than meets the eye and it’s all here in “Facebook, the Missing Manual,” by… Read more
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We finally broke down and bought the world’s best-selling video camera: the Flip. It costs $150 for the regular version, but we went wild and… Read more
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We looked at Samsung’s new “TruDirect” external hard drive, a natural for people who like to quickly burn videos and movies to DVD. One hour… Read more
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Adobe has just introduced a free player for watching TV shows available on the web. Go to Adobe.com/go/mp to download the software. Once you… Read more
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Wow your friends, impress you boss, be a tech support hero. We can’t possibly provide… Read more
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MiShare quickly solves the sometimes balky task of transferring tunes from one iPod to another. It connects them head to head, so to… Read more
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