The Amazon Kindle may get all the press, but there are other e-book readers out there, too, and they're growing in popularity. But since these are essentially computers, how do you protect the devices and their contents?
If friends start receiving strange email messages from you, it may mean that your email account has been compromised. You and your friends are at risk. Here's what to do if your email account is hacked.
Looking for a job? These days, the first place to begin a job search is online. But beware of revealing too much private information in your resume. Here's your guide to starting your job hunt online -- safely.
If your inbox is loaded with spam, here's how to reduce the onslaught.
Your PC may no longer be operating at peak efficiency because of a variety of reasons, from too much software to the presence of malicious code. Here's how to improve your operating speed -- and to help secure your computer from viruses and other Internet threats.
Home security is changing now that you can use laptops and cell phones to access information about your home from remote locations. Here's how you can use technology to monitor information about your home, no matter where you are.
Everyone loves getting something for free. But when it comes to software, you need to understand how to scrutinize free products and protect your computer from spyware and other hazards.
Today more spam is malicious, sent by criminals intent on stealing your personal data. Defeating them takes safe computing practices and a healthy dose of common sense. Here's how.