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Browsers that bloom in the Spring
Apple iPad 2 a good upgrade, a good value
Traveling with a tablet: the good and the bad
Does the world need Google TV? Perhaps
Does the world need Google TV? Perhaps
Epson's Artisan 835 ideal --- for home office use
HTC Inspire 4G: Speed, apps, and features, but lousy battery life
Media keep converging, along with technology
Acer's very tempting, if quirky, all-in-one PC
Tech helps those with limited vision; Apple leads in 'assistive technology'
Making E-mail Work, for Work and Home
Online, handheld tax prep may be more taxing this (new) year
File under "Duh": iPad is product of year, maybe decade
A call to the newly gifted --- and a call to arms
Gifts, gadgets for the techie in your life
A Historic Week in Technology
Holiday buying/upgrade tips; social browsers updated
Leica's compact camera impresses
Sometimes, simpler answer is better for display issues
'Social' Web browsers: One works very well, one awaits improvement
A landslide (software) victory in California, and everywhere else
When the 'social network' becomes anti-social
Program transcribes audio quickly, accurately
Is Mac Office 2011 Microsoft's Windows-Killer?
Digital books, magazines, truly challenge print now
Adobe's "Prosumer" Programs Are Powerful
Digital Medical Records Sensible Idea
Dude, Pimp My iStuff
Photoshop CS 5 an essential tool at high end
Accessories, after the Mac
Tech may give old hobby new life
Let there be Lightroom
Your future Smartphone --- iPhone, Droid or Blackberry? Yes.
When an upgrade perhaps isn't
Have computers (finally) saved books?
Steve Ballmer's slate dreams
Road trip brings computing surprises
E-mail violators strike quickly
Will FCC Allow Cell Phone Signal Booster?
Stress-free computer move
Navigating with your iPhone
Toshiba mini a good grad, dad gift
Another look at the iPad
We Like Fed Websites, Survey Finds
If it ain't broke, fix it!
The Amazing iPad
Online Business Banking? Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid
iPad's Big Question: How Would You Like Your Content?
WordPerfect Returns
Apple's Aperture Opens Way for Photo Management
New database version crosses platforms
PressReader Application May Help Save Newspapers
Windows Projection System Falls Short
Windows on a Mac, and then some
Making Cents of Finances on Your Mac
That Tablet Thingy
USPS' Consumer Computer Problem
Logos Program Offers Glimpse of Publishing Future
Oh, ho, ho, it's Magic (Mouse)
Linux hits user nerve
Linux hits user nerve
The world has changed?
Small biz e-mail shifts to cloud via IBM
Tech services sector shines, trade group exec says
Smart to draw positive conclusions about SmartDraw
Give me some Lightroom, please
Apple's Snow Leopard Is Smooth Upgrade
Computing across Africa
Acer Netbook a Net Gain for Travelers
Computing on the cheap
Travel tools, tech make remote computing easier
Software bundle makes programs accessible
It's the little things
Finding bargains for school, etc.
Of Chrome and an operating system's polish
Firefox, Safari illustrate why browsers matter
Good photos in a pinch: Nikon's Coolpix P90
New Opera browser's OK, but new iPhone OS singss
A tale of two Smartphones
Intriguing, frustrating new MiFi
Bing went the strings of my heart
A Tale of Two Operating Systems
Tech innovation from the (court) bench?
Kindle's ‘DX’ dilemmas
Linux alternatives to Windows, Mac
Microsoft's Headaches, and Ours
Tweeting to a fortune?
Windows 7, in Dolby Stereo
Vista. Must. Die. Soon.
Can new software save mobile phones?
Can new software save mobile phones?
Breathtaking MacBook Pro
TV on a stick
Beta Safari 4.0 Browser Shows Promise
Samsung's portable pleaser
Toast is a great media software
How supertankers work
Microsoft's Window to the Future
Rugged Notebook a Novelty
Tech Stuff Mr. Obama (And You) Should Worry About
Apple's Pages '09 Interesting, Cheap
Facing New Year with Resolve
Coming: a micro-sized Internet gateway
A Tale of Two Netbooks
To ‘vaccinate’ your Mac — or not?
Buying game has changed
You talk, it searches
A Bold, fresh piece of telephony
I Won't Get Fooled Again — I Hope
T-Mobile Offers Google's iPhone Rival
Dell Vostro A Good Business Laptop
Mobile musings in Manila
Samsung's curious ultra-portable
Scan in business cards, build a database
Keeping Receipts Neat
Portable pleaser from HP
Google's Chrome browser: Blazing Fast, Mostly
PlanPlus Online Now Phone-happy
Life in 3G
Is time on my side?
The end of operating systems?
Online Shopping Gets a Rich(er) Relevance
Another WordPerfect? Why not?
Tiny printers aid travelers in need of copies on go
You'll flip over a new, innovative Acrobat 9
Multimedia Tools Abound
Ringing up big sales: New features, lower price for Apple's iPhone
New browsers not yawners
Adobe launches online collaboration
Yes, you can take it with you: Slingbox increases remote access
Getting out of a jam — digitally
OpenOffice and Other Niceties
High tech delivers score's help online
Small improvements
Getting Bit literate
Bento, Simple Database, Shines
Online Language Lessons Stimulating
Microsoft's Online Web Tool Shows Promise
Reacquaintance with the iPhone
Wireless Modem Helps Road Warriors
Yes, It's Really Thin and Really Light!
More Small Wonders
A centro for GSM users
Apple changes entertainment, again
A Middle path for Mac photo users
Microsoft, Yahoo Deal Ignites Passions
FIBER UP!
Excel, Powerpoint on Mac
Happy day for Mac users
All I Want For New Year's Is …
Things I'm thankful for
A ‘gift’ to avoid
More gift ideas
More gifting ideas
Beginning the gift parade
Great phone, great LCD, great prices
Fujifilm Finepix s8000fd a clear winner
Computing in Amman: What to Bring
Apple's Leopard makes Macs purr
Bose speakers worth the cost
Finding perfect E-mail
Two wireless wonders
Disaster plan vital
Adobe aims at home users, scores
Second looks, second thoughts
IPhone -- Promise or Pariah?
Fujitsu's amazing notebook
Olympus camera excites
The end of Microsoft Office?
Kodak makes print sharing easy
A handheld to adore
Delphi offers onboard navigation, traffic
CA's Top Techie Offers Insights, Solutions
A Mobile Phone Wonder
Plaxo's Got A Brand New Bag
PC Users flock to Apple's Safari
Bizzaro world?
The Next Revolution, 3 Weeks Away
Traveling companions
Keeping Photos Yours
Spring computing thoughts
And Google Shall Inherit The Earth?
$999 Vista Laptop? Why not?
Getting More From Your iPod
Small Wonders
BlackBerry Gets Biz Phone Right
Tiny PC, reconsidered
The $83-an-ounce PC
Perky, Perfect Portable
Found: A (Very Nearly) Perfect Desktop Computer
Blackberry Pearl, V-Moda Vibe Headphones Are Each Small Wonders
Note taking for Windows, updated
A New “Toast” Bows in Media Mix
A week without Microsoft, more or less
Graphics software “Smart“ and easy
The Tablet ThinkPad — First Impressions
Apple's iPhone challenge
A Treo for business

Best, Worst of 2006 Show Variety

Why buy software?

Last-minute Gift Ideas

Some favorite things

Enter the Digital TV Age

Palm's latest home run

Apple's twin wonders

When new isn't improved

New, and improved?

Shopping for the future

Internet Explorer, Again

Three neat daily tech products

Three neat daily tech products

New PlanPlus Program, Two Ways

Compaq V3000z worth toting

Adobe's smart new Acrobat

Sprint's Palm worth carrying
Digital photography easier with Snapfire
Great desktop for $550
Life on a ‘smart drive’
What a brief, strange trip it's been
Microsoft Office 2007 Beta shows promise
Wireless mouse useful for Mac
QC3 blocks sounds or rocks
Macbook's one hot portable
Keeping your Notebook Secure
Notebook Data May Not Be Safe, Expert Warns
Windows on the Mac, Part II
New Mac initially a keeper
Guitar's high-tech teacher
MacBook Pro, Supersized
Cracked laptop screen? Fix is in
Treo ‘p’ smart phone winner
Symbol's enterprising handheld
A silent publishing revolution
The next ‘cult’ computer?
Online medical record service a winner
Windows on a Mac, Part II
Windows on a Mac
An ink jet for the office
Adobe's photo lab has right elements
Coming, a hi-fi revolution
Internet Explorer beta worth trying
Macbook Pro a nice arrival
Regular family dinners offer more than food
Is HP's wonder notebook
Is ThinkFree Office A Microsoft killer?
Apple poslishes applications
Intel chip, software make new Mac shine
Alienware's portable powerhouse
Wordperfect hopes X3 is lucky number
Palm's Interesting ‘Flip-Flop’
The year of little extraordinary — and that's good
Use eBay Instead of Return Counter?

Last-Minute Gifts

Small business gets web-based edge

Apple's desktop marvel

More gift ideas

Some small-ish gift ideas
Flying PC, Antenna Deliver Hi-Definition TV Pictures
A few tips for giving tech gifts this year
Apple's new IPod performs solidly
Helping hand is found in Palm TX
Sun's new suite mimics Office
Mac program good as its word
Gadgets simplify driving, phoning
Internet site gets down to business
Small Nano a big bargain
Power fills tiny IPod Nano
Corel photo program is a snap
Creative ideas go in watch, phone
Media Center Edition a winner
Mighty Mouse may save your day
Student ahead of the curve
Apple's in-person adviser succeeds
‘Free’ software requires research
Software diversity proves valuable
Wi-Fi access rises for traveler
Widgets put fun in data access
New Mac portable worth a tryout
Photo program picture perfect
Hardware's Changing Nature
IMacs intact despite switch
Palm's life drive could drive a life
HP Pavillion a power-filled portable
Alchemy's Mac TV Solution: Good, Not Yet Great
A Better Way to Learn Computer Tech?
Mac OS X: Buy that tiger?
Skype is not hype
Olympus' digital wonder-worker
OpenOffice Has New (Beta) Version
An encouraging trend?
A Mobile Phone Wish List
Netscape Ups Browser Ante, But Only for Windows Users
Encyclopedias Better On-Line or On Disc?
The music's so bright, I gotta wear shades
Verizon phone plays video
MAC'S mini Marvel...
Year of the Accessory?
End of line for Microsoft?
New Year's resolutions, belated
Sidekick II a star, other items for new year
Virtual service calls available
Small biz gets tech hookup to fed deals
Jingle Bells, or ring tones, etc.
Smithsonian's Hand-Held Tour Guide an iPAQ
iMAC G5, Emachines is runner-up
Three 'cult' items: two good, one bad
Charity finds a United 'E-Way'
NetObjects Fusion A Useful Web Site Builder
eMachines Model Offers Performance
Second thoughts
Adobe updates its easy photo fix
Recording radio
Myths die hard, even for ‘insiders’

Apple's iMac, better still

Free software worth something
A TV Board For Your PC
Raising the 'dead' and the dusty
Promise of VoIP not yet total
When ideas and policy collide at work
Why not take the easy way out?
One to buy, one to skip
In Israel, high tech goes on the road
Right out of the box, little Sony camera impresses
Useful little things
Epson printer does far more than just print
Does Gmail hit the spot?
Independence Day Thoughts on computing
Still more about online e-mail
Your vacation e-mail options
Mr. Reagan's Computing Legacy
Following your heart
Power Mac G5: A powerful tool
Opera: This browser sings
Motion's new tablet a step up
Fuji's S20PRO is for you — maybe
Last week's small revolution
More small wonders bring delight, challenge
Livin' large, livin' cordless
Small wonders: Gadgets good and bad
The right tool for the right job
Office 2004 for Mac is coming
Good Computer Info? It's In Print
'Office' suite good for price
The Delightful Deja Vu of the iPod Mini
Another check creation option
Blocking pop-up ads
Apple's super-cool iBOOK G4
MSN, the AOL alternative?
It's Konfabu-lous (and other Mac joys)
The world on my wrist, courtesy MSN
Treo 600 is great business tool
How to make good computer choices this year
The year behind, the one ahead
Last minute gifts, and other thoughts
Something special in the air, again
Veterans Admin plans computer revolution
More holiday gifts
Holiday Shopping Ideas (One of a Series)
Now, Mr. Gates Joins War on Spam
Stopping "Phishers" From Scamming You
Staying safe online
Franklin Covey Brings Order to Outlook
Upgrades: Should you do it?
Time to dump Ma Bell?
Palm T3 widens users' options
Electronic reading
Lessons from a hurricane
Can the PC and phone really merge?
The case of the curious keyboard
The season ahead
New keyboard adds flair to motion tablet
Upgrade path smoothes a bit
Dreamweaver, make me a web
Experiments in upgrading
A tale of two headsets
A declaration of Mac-dependence
Fuji's Fine FinePix S602Zoom
In search of good Mac apps
Little gadgets make computing easier
Adobe Acrobat 6.0 scores
Toshiba's Twisting Tablet PC
HP printer a steady worker
iTunes store, Mailblocks are cool online services
Palm's objects of D-Zire
Gateway's Tablet a winner
Outlook 2003 beta: A promising program
Tungsten's handy "Dubya"
Lexmark's winning all-in-one
Wireless ways
Long distance tech support does trick
Tablet Planner software a hit
Up and down the road with Joyride
Clarion's "AutoPC" is no "Joyride"
Apple's Keynote is PowerPoint for less
Moving adventures
Traveling companions
HP's Compaq Tablet PC a winner
The war on spam continues
Browser for Mac users has good start
New Adobe software organizes photos
Techno-war
The year the PC grew up
PC meets philately: one hit, one miss
Digital Nikon camera a winner, at a price
Honey, they shrunk the COMDEX
Last-minute ideas
Microsoft's Tablet PC has promise, problems
Upgrade with a plan
Palm's New Tungsten PDA Shows Its Mettle
Nobody asked me, but ...
Love, in Quicktime
T-Mobile's sidekick a good partner
Put on a (happy, unwrinkled, tanned, whatever) face
Apple software upgrade very useful
I came, I saw, iPod
How's that? A tech critic reflects, briefly
Satellite radio gets favorable reception
HP's desktop printing marve
Mac satisfaction --- and some really good software
Off to college ... with eMachines
Have PC, must travel
After Shot manages your digital camera images
X200: Mobile worker's fantasy
Beware: Consumers face a fee for printing own checks

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