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You can get a Bluetooth headset for less than 20 dollars. But this is an area of technology where spending more is well worth it. We look ...

Thin, light notebooks have been around for a while, but they have been aimed at well-heeled mobile execs. A new generation is emerging that ...

Dell, long known for its plain laptops, has made a design statement with the Adamo. But its performance is mundane, like that of most ...

Cisco Systems isn't the first company you'd name as a digital home entertainment leader, despite its Linksys networking gear, Scientific ...

Computers' basic user interface has changed little since the Macintosh appeared 25 years ago. Using improvements in computer power and ...

Research In Motion's new App World brings one-stop shopping to the BlackBerry. But the experience is nowhere near as slick as Apple's ...

The Hub is Verizon Wireless' push for the home-phone market, where consumers have been shedding landlines by the millions. It's impressive, ...

Applying some common sense in deciding what data you entrust to online services can save you from grief. Photos from that trip to Disney ...

The iPhone brought multi-touch interfaces to wide attention. Windows 7 will bring it to PCs. We take the multi-touch Dell Latitude XT2 for ...

Watching internet video on TV is a tough proposition at this point. Open-source software called Boxee aims to improve this and is available ...

Taken one at a time, the changes in the design of the Kindle e-book reader don't amount to much. But the overall effect is a dramatic boost ...

Netbooks are the hottest PCs out there, but standard operating systems, especially Windows, don't work well on displays smaller than 12 in. ...

Slow boot-up times have been an annoyance since the dawn of computing. The new HyperSpace software from Phoenix Technology lets a Windows ...