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Flat-screen inevitability
In today's "On Computers" column, I suggest that many readers will, sooner or later, buy a flat-s...
Lockheed exec describes downing a 'bird' for Ronal
Thursday's announcement by the Pentagon that a failing U.S. spy satellite would be the target of...
Bose honored
Among the 2008 inductees into the National Inventors Hall of Fame is Amar Bose, founder of the Bo...
BlackBerry outage panic?
I'm sitting in the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport in Florida. A few minutes ago...
Wassup with Google Mail?
A personal observation and a question: I'm a big user of Google's Gmail service, which is free e-...
More kudos for Mac Office 2008
Blogger/commentator Matt Asay (I wonder if he's related to arch newspaper cartoonist Chuck Asay,...
Are Mac users more 'open and superior'? Study says
And who am I to disagree?\ \ IS THERE A "MAC" MINDSET?\ \ \ "Mac People" Found to be More Open an...
(Very) First Thoughts about Apple's MacBook Air
Of course I want one — to play with for a while, at least, but I must confess a bit of skep...
More on Mac Office
In today's "On Computers" column, I talk about two aspects of Microsoft Office for Mac 2008. It's...
Adobe bows Photoshop Elements for Mac — and
First, the promotional copy, then the explanation:\ \ \ Adobe Systems Incorporated today announce...
Locking the barn BEFORE the horse gets out
One of the best direct response copywriters in America, if not the known universe, is Mr. Robert...
MSFT kills Vista "kill switch"
This came from Microsoft on Monday: users of pirated copies of Windows Vista will just be nagged...
HOLY FOX! Murdoch's News Corp buys spirituality We
This just in: News Corp., owned by Rupert Murdoch, is getting deeper into the religion market:\ \...
Video games boost local, national economy, report
According to a new report commissioned by — surprise — the video game industry's own...
