Brian Livingston

If you switch to Outlook 2007 from some earlier Microsoft e-mail program -- such as Outlook 2003 or Outlook Express -- many of the messages you receive

Rechargeable batteries are a great idea. Who wouldn't want to use batteries that would last years and years, with a few periodic rechargings? Up until

Most of us don't carry a laptop projector with us when we travel -- but that might change with the emergence of new technology that allows projectors to

Affiliate marketing -- the practice of allowing thousands of small Web sites to send potential buyers to your e-business site -- is entering a renaissance

LAS VEGAS -- It seems like everyone is buzzing about "Web 2.0." This catch-all phrase is usually used to explain fast-growing portals, such as MySpace and

The recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which was held in Las Vegas earlier this month, focused enormous media attention on really BIG subjects, like

Here’s Part Two of our year-end “Greatest Hits” collection of Executive Tech columns – all readers’ favorites. Happy

Here’s a year-end “Greatest Hits” collection of Executive Tech columns. Next week we’ll post another bunch of readers’

Screaming headlines in the past few days have proclaimed that unsolicited bulk e-mail -- known universally as spam -- has broken all known records. But is

It isn't often that you see a technology -- or a Christmas gift -- that's appropriate for pre-teens, retired people, and truck drivers. These groups are

Most of the time, I urge my readers to be cautious and frugal. But now it's the Christmas shopping season, so that advice has to go right out the window.

A major U.S. Internet service provider (ISP) plans to offer a novel security technology to its millions of customers within the next month. EarthLink,