ZoneAlarm’s new “ForceField” software wraps you in a virtual bubble of invisibility while you surf the web. Since you’re invisible, you can bank… Read more
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images.google.com. The best thing about the old LIFE magazine was its photographs. Now you can look at over 10 million of these and more from the… Read more
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Seagate has a sleek new portable hard drive, the Free Agent/Go. Slender and slight and dressed in deep blue, red or silver, the drive has a capacity… Read more
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Under the Green Umbrella Now here’s an idea whose time has definitely come: It’s the Green Umbrella warranty at GreenUmbrella.com. It negates… Read more
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Seventy-four percent of people surveyed by StrategyOne Research said they hope to receive electronic gear and software as gifts this year; 81%… Read more
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In almost every early science-fiction movie and television series, the characters at some point talk to each other over a videophone. Indeed,… Read more
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One of our readers quite rightly complained about the cost of loading new maps into the road trip GPS systems. New maps for popular GPS travel… Read more
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The collections are all on CDs and the cost is usually $5. The Orson Well collection is their most expensive, at $35, but it takes up seven disks…. Read more
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Adobe has a new Photoshop set called Photoshop CS4, which contains Photoshop plus other major programs, all for the somewhat staggering list… Read more
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We’ve been driving around just outside of “Obama Town,” (Chicago), with GPS direction devices attached. We learned a couple of things right… Read more
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