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Here's some "cool stuff" sent in by a reader, who cares a lot about privacy and security. Tor is a rebuilt US Navy castoff system of hiding the sources of your network traffic, including web browsing and publishing, instant messaging and all the chat...

re you a fount of knowledge about Bermuda? Then get the facts about the Island into the collaborative online encyclopaedia Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org), an evolving knowledge base about everything. Wikipedia's Bermuda section is rather poor compared...

BSD (Berkley Software Distribution) and Apple Computer?s OS X both provide the ?world?s safest and most secure? online computing platforms, according to London-based security firm mi2g. However mi2g report has caused a fuss among the ?penguins? by de...

If you have a digital camcorder and a computer, you can now transfer your video to your computer, where you can edit it in a more professional manner, burn it to a DVD or CD-ROM and then send it off to family and friends. Giving your video a proper e...

ogitech has released what it calls the first laser controlled mouse, the MX1000, a big beast, judging from the photographs. The laser cordless mouse lets you use your mouse on any surface, without a mouse pad. The technology is an advance over the cu...

Bermudians, like everyone else these days it seems, are becoming bloggers. No, that's not a new Bermy word for stopping your car in the middle of the street to talk to friends. Blogs are online diaries that let people share their personal thoughts an...

I've found a bunch of new free software utilities for you to try out. Remember, try them out and then get rid of the ones you don't want. Most of them come with an uninstall function. Do not clutter up your computer with software you do not intend to...

With all the talk of using biometric devices to read fingerprints as one a means of verifying identity its sobering to read a letter by Ton van der Putte, co-author of “Don't Get Your Fingers Burned”, who claims he can now duplicate a lifted fingerpr...

Using a Windows XP system in its default setup on the Internet "amounts to a car parked in a bad part of town, with the doors unlocked, the key in the ignition and a Post-It note on the dashboard saying, `Please don't steal this'," according to a rec...