We often need more USB ports, especially for laptops. There are plenty of small hubs that add more ports. They’re cheap enough and we have a… Read more
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Amazon.com now has 125,000 book titles available for wireless download to its popular Kindle e-book reader. This is up from 90,000 titles just a few… Read more
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Ehealth.com offers choices for small businesses to set up employee health plans. Employers sign and up and say how much they want to spend for each… Read more
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“Easy Computer Basics, Windows Vista Edition,” by Michael Miller; $22 from informit.com/que. This is the latest in a series of lavishly… Read more
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They call it “convergence” in the high-tech biz. It means that moment when the computer and the television set come together and live happily… Read more
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We got a waterproof phone from Casio. They call it “water resistant,” to stay on the safe side. But we tried it under water and it… Read more
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According to a survey by the IGA-Nielsen rating service, 82 percent of consumers react positively to seeing ads in their video games. You know,… Read more
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Riding the train recently we sat opposite a young woman who looked like she had just been released from a police holding cell after a particularly… Read more
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We started up a two terabyte external hard drive from Western Digital last week. Yes, we know that hard disk drives are going to become extinct and… Read more
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It’s not the kind of raid where the police come in to break up some illegal activity. In computer use, it’s written in capital letters, and RAID… Read more
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