Brian Livingston

The way things are going, it looks like spam will make up 99.9% of all e-mail before too much longer. The onslaught of spam (and the viruses and spyware

There's a new way to print visible information on recordable CDs or DVDs, and it might be just the thing for you if your business stores music, videos, or

As I roamed the halls of the Consumer Electronics Show Jan. 6-9, I felt a twinge of pity for the place personal computers have been consigned to in CES'

Someday soon, you'll be able to forget your passwords and still access all the secure servers you use now. In fact, no one will have to remember any

We know how to make the Internet secure. Now the question is, "Will we do it?" I wrote in this space last week about "Pass2Go," a piece of software that

Quick! Can you remember all the user names and passwords that you've used at every Web site where you've ever registered? I'll bet you can't. But it's no

Have you ever experienced a difficult problem that seemed unsolvable — until you realized at the last moment that a simple solution was staring you right

Ah, it's harvest time and the crops are in — but we can still hear the buzzing and whirring of the harvester robots that are sucking e-mail addresses off

After a long period of development and beta testing, the final "gold" version of Firefox 1.0 was released on Nov. 9 — and the computer press has largely

You've probably received from acquaintances dozens of e-mail messages like the following: "Hi, this is Bob. I'll be out of the office next week and won't

Who would have thought that a day would come when there are far more companies selling ways to patch PC operating systems than there are companies selling

The election for President of the United States is finally upon us — and one software company is encouraging a big voter turnout by giving away copies of