Brian Livingston

Spammers, who are everyone's least-favorite Internet users, are cranking up their output every day. But antispammers are gaining more tools to defeat

We have a love/hate relationship with batteries. In all the mobile devices we carry around, the batteries are either wearing out, being replaced, or being

LAS VEGAS -- It's awfully hard to get me excited about yet another USB Flash drive. I've seen them all, from silvery bullet shapes to cutesy cartoon

Many companies are locked in a death struggle with spam. Unfortunately, a simple error in your e-mail setup can allow spam to flood your inbox almost

Two counties in Florida have terminated their use of Diebold computerized voting equipment after computer experts showed that vote totals could be changed

An unusual metasearch service named Gada.be launched its public beta on the Web in October. By November, its novel approach to search got it banned from

The World Wide Web was once so slow that, other than using it to surf to various sites and fill out order forms, we never considered it for actual work.

It's always exciting to see a new technology that will forever change the way we work. AJAX is the new, new thing that's doing just that -- and word

Someday, all of our applications will live on the Web. We'll carry around a USB drive as small as a sweet pea. It'll store all of our data, allowing us to

If you come to work one morning and find that your company's traffic from Google has fallen to nothing, a competitor may be redirecting traffic from your

It's bad enough when people copy articles you've written for the Web and post them as though the material was their own. But it's downright awful when the

You might be pretty mad if you found out that your articles on the Web were being copied and inserted into someone else's site without permission or