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Luggage fees and rules vary depending upon the airline, the route, and even the section of the plane you're in. How can you possibly keep track of the rules and avoid getting hit with baggage fees?
Finally, a full hands-on review of the Nook e-book reader. Is it good enough to topple the Kindle?
Need help upgrading to Windows 7? Keeping your Gmail account secure? Stopping accidental grazes of your laptop's touchpad? We've got you covered on all those topics and more.
If you find yourself needing to book a flight, wait! I've got a desktop tool that might save you some money.
If this is your first time visiting the country, there are some dangers to consider. Here are three technology related gotchas you should beware of on your next international trip.
Why lug a laptop or even a netbook if all you need is occasional remote access to your desktop? This handy iPhone app works with both Windows and Mac systems, and it doesn't cost a dime.
If you're tired of juggling chargers for all your USB-powered devices, this $10 wall-outlet replacement could be a dream come true. It comes with two standard outlets and two USB ports!
About 5% of all handheld devices are lost, stolen, or just plain destroyed each year, and that includes phones that are dropped in the kitchen sink, bathroom toilet, and dosed with spilled water or coffee at the desk.
I once attended an e-mail etiquette roundtable in which the moderator made this blanket statement: "Never, ever use emoticons in business e-mail." Big, bold words. And they're completely wrong.
The last thing you want to do is starve your PC of memory -- but unless it has a 64-bit operating system, don't bother with more than 4GB. Here's everything you need to know about RAM in 2009.
And even if you're not a Gmail user, these tips apply. Learn to avoid suspicious attachments, keep your account-recovery settings up to date, and more.
What happens when someone needs to reach me for something important? I've got a solution that will help you deal with fire drills without backsliding into having your mail program open all day long.
But today I've got another online file storage and sharing alternative for you -- it's free, and it has no storage limits.
Stop expecting your PC to work logically and reliably -- it ain't gonna happen. Instead, accept the problems will inevitably arise, and make sure you're sufficiently prepared with backups -- and deep breaths. Lots of deep breaths.
A screencast is a recording of everything that happens on your screen -- or in a designated area of it. It's a great tool for creating tutorials, demos, and the like. Capture Fox adds simple screencasting to Firefox.
