Viewers of the World Unite; You Have Nothing to Lose but Your Cable Bills
December 9, 2009
Cutting the cable cord not only liberates you from large monthly charges, but it also changes the way you watch television.
The icon on my iPod Touch shows that I’m connected to my home wireless network, but I can’t open Web pages or do e-mail. What do I do?
The LG, a cellphone with an (almost) built-in projector and the Aaxa, which uses lasers for clearer images, represent a new generation of projectors.
There are common-sense measures you can take to keep your data secure when using your computer on the road.
Broadcasters that have been losing viewers are betting that TV on mobile devices can win back an audience and lead to new revenue.
With a solid signal, users of Wi-Fi phone applications should have good sound quality and no dropped calls.
Can a Sony PSP work with a Mac?
To the delight of developers and buyers, games that sell for at least $30 on platforms like PlayStation cost a fraction of that on the iPhone platform.
New versions of the Pre and Pixi can become personal Wi-Fi hot spots, at a price, of course.
Gadgetwise contributors pick their favorite products for this holiday season — and also the best alternatives for less.