In the event of a hurricane, house fire, or computer meltdown, your precious digital photos, online music collection, and other irreplaceable files are at risk. More tech-savvy consumers are now protecting their digital files with online backup services.
Computers, printers and gadgets can be expensive but with so many surplus products available, you can find electronics for less. Still sometimes you get what you pay for. Find out how to find deals and protect your wallet at the same time.
The newest way to keep track of your health history, prescriptions and lab results is in an online personal health record. But is it safe?
More and more of you now rely on Web-based services for personal and business email. But you run the risk of getting locked out of your accounts due to hackers or spammers. Here's how to make sure your webmail is backed up.
Netbooks are smaller than a computer but larger than a cell phone and they can provide you with computing power on the go. Should you invest in a netbook?
Is your computer slowing down to a crawl? Are you now in the slow lane on the Information Superhighway? Here are ways to restore your PC's formerly speedy performance.
Many of you took advantage of recent price reductions in retail stores and bought new computers. But that begs the question: Can you install your old software applications on these new computers?
To keep your computer safe, always keep your operating system, Internet applications and other software programs updated with the latest security patches.