Watch CBS News
Biking and business suits aren't usually a good combination. This backpack keeps your work duds sweat- and wrinkle-free, and includes a separate compartment for your laptop.
What, for example, would the Gettysburg Address have looked like had Lincoln had access to the world's favorite presentation software?
No one likes to juggle Web mail and Outlook separately, which is what makes Microsoft's Outlook Hotmail Connector so nifty -- it deftly integrates your Hotmail with any other POP, IMAP, and Exchange accounts you might keep in Outlook.
Jet lag must be stopped! But few travelers know how. This app prescribes therapies that can help you on your next globe-trotting trip.
Microsoft may just be playing catch-up with Google, but so what? We can't argue with free, voice-powered navigation for Windows Mobile users.
People who work from home are highly productive, and flexible work arrangements earn you loyalty and good karma. How can you work with these folks more effectively? I've got a few tips.
It's not surprising that companies are discovering the power of sharing documents, collaborating online, and keeping a rich web of easily searched and browsed information in the cloud. Here's a free collaboration tool you should check out.
Do a lot more with Twitter -- without leaving your browser or even the page you're viewing. These three tools turn Firefox into a Twitter powerhouse.
Michael Hess will go to almost any length to delight customers of Skooba Design, his laptop-bag company. Taking a cue from Zappos' extraordinary customer service, Hess firmly believes that happy customers create a healthy bottom line.
Gmail takes yet another step in the right direction by letting you drop images right into the body of your e-mail.
I've got four methods up my sleeves to ensure that annoying hypertext links are a thing of the past in your Word documents.
Less than 20% of all U.S. companies with employees have over $1 million in revenue. Avoid these three pitfalls to growth, and you'll vastly increase your chances of being in that elite club.
Do you send and receive e-mail 24/7? While it might be an admirable work ethic, it's terrible for productivity (and it might kill you, too). At least, that's the conclusion of the Harvard Business Review.
If you run a small business (or are looking to start one), Square could be a dream come true. It requires no merchant account, costs almost nothing to use, and works with Android phones and iPhones.
How do you make file-sharing sexy? Simple: make it free, easy to use, and easy on the eyes. Oh, offering 20 times the storage limit of the competition doesn't hurt, either.
