technology

Over time, even the most sophisticated, memory packed computer can begin to run slow if we don?t do something to prevent it. The reason why has less to do with how computers ar...

Around the time Google announced ?Big Daddy,? there was a new Googlebot roaming the web. Since then I?ve heard stories from clients of websites and servers going down and prev...

As a large proportion of people worldwide are increasingly favouring the Internet as a means of communicating with others, it should come as no great surprise to see it being a...

As more and more people are becoming part of the mobile workforce and using laptop or tablet PC?s battery life is often a primary concern. Today?s portable computers use lithiu...

This is part one of ten in this search engine positioning series. In part one we will outline how to choose the keyword phrases most likely to produce a high ROI for your searc...

Since its birth, the Internet has grown and expanded to unprecedented, unmanageable proportions. Information, software, news, and much more flow freely through its twisted path...

(NC)?We are in the information age dominated by an on-demand knowledge society. Canada is one of the most connected countries in the world and the Internet has become so centra...

New Iomega Tera Series: Desktop Hard Drive with 1TB capacity Triple-Interface, External Drive with four high-speed, high capacity SATA drives Geneva ? Iomega Internation...

RahmanImager 2.0 delivers must-have imaging features and tools for professional photographers, web and graphic designers with hundreds of retouching filters, sleek interface an...

Really free adware removal programs can sometimes seem hard to find. You click on a link that promise really free adware removal programs, but end up on a site with programs th...

The digital camera is essentially a computer-based device, whose core is controlled by the computer. And as a result the photographs are stored in a location called memory. Now...

We have heard of VoIP. We know what it is. But why should we switch from our Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) to VoIP? Why should we join the many major corporations cl...

In my short life, after years of talking too much, I’ve come to realize that if one is always speaking, one never listens. If you never listen to others, well, you’...

You've made the decision to purchase broadband internet access for your home or office. What's your next step? Do you contact your local provider directly and sign up? This is ...

Tired of switching CD/DVD discs while backing up? Flash USB drives to the rescue! If you already backup often, you are doing the most you can to secure your files against ac...

In his ebook "Affiliate Mistakes Special Report," Chuck McCullough teaches you how to spot and avoid or correct ten simple, yet costly errors that can seriously damage your eff...

There?s a lot of blogs out there on the Web, most of which don?t entice one to go back regularly to read updates. What is missing from these on-line journals that would essenti...

There is a gross inequality in the distribution of empowering Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Access to productivity and communication solutions is currently th...

For years now, the “ROI of User Experience” has been sought as a means to justify larger corporate investments in web design. Although ROI methodology can be a usef...

For anyone that enjoys playing computer games, a career and computer game design would be a dream come true. What could possibly the more enjoyable and rewording then designin...

(...)You get object-oriented languages like Java and Smalltalk, and function-oriented languages like PHP. Well that was the theory, until PHP introduced its objects model in PH...

Five years ago, Robert Reimann wrote a seminal article for the Cooper Newsletter called “So You Want To Be an Interaction Designer.” Like many people, I read ...

The main work is already done. The migration process is finished. Thanks God that everything has gone just like what I expected. After all, the process was easy and very educat...

The proliferation of usability labs is a sign of success for the field of user-centered design. Whether it’s a low-rent lab comprised of a couple adjacent conference room...

As part of our New Ventures program, Adaptive Path worked with Sphere, a San Francisco-based startup, to develop and refine their weblog search engine. Project lead Ryan Frei...

The Issue at Hand It's entirely possible that you may not have heard of Linux. Maybe you own a Mac or Windows computer and don't read the technology news. You may hav...

Former philosophy professor and current policy analyst David Anderson has some extremely innovative ideas concerning youth, politics, and the Internet. His project, Youth04 ...

"Learn when and how to implement this new technology". This article focuses on usability and issues concerning implementing AJAX in web UIs. It suggests how it should and how i...

Have you ever been listening to your own music playing on shuffle and said, “Wow, I didn’t know I owned this song?” Or heard a song and said, “I wish I ...

Must-read page for people having serious problems with signal 11, a.k.a. segmentation fault, while compiling their kernel or other tasks requiring lots of computer's resources....