We’ve been trying out a free service, GoAnimate.com, that lets you make animated comic books. Doesn’t matter if you think you can’t draw; they… Read more
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You’ve made a photo slideshow on a disk, but will that disk play on your TV? If you have Vista, you can use the free Windows “DVD Maker” to do… Read more
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According to Cisco, the computer networking giant, video will account for close to 90 percent of all consumer Internet traffic by 2012. We like to… Read more
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Video cameras are getting easier to use and our favorite is a new one called “The Flip Mino.” It’s about the size of a deck of playing… Read more
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“Slacker Radio” is software that lets you create a personal radio station that brings in tunes you like from the Internet. It works with any… Read more
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Girls are playing games online more than ever, including our young relatives. According to comScore.com, the total female online gaming audience… Read more
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A game called “Peggle Deluxe” used to consume our days. “Peggle Nights” now consumes our nights. The first game is so famous you can find… Read more
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If you’ve ever called for airline reservations, you’ve dealt with voice recognition software. A robotic voice asks you if you want “reservations”… Read more
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Just as some movies go straight to the video market and never show up in theaters, today some books are going straight to digital format, instead… Read more
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“The Truth about Identity Theft,” by Jim Stickley, (around $14 from Amazon.com), reads like a good mystery novel. Stickley has hacked social… Read more
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