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Today we're going to look at some websites designed to provide us with assistance ? and I mean US: Earthlings ? the sites I have chosen, don't assume, like some others, a level of technical competence suitable to organise a Space Shuttle mission. 1. ...

You may complain that football?s World Cup in Germany is pushing other more important news to the sideline. Still, the world deserves a bit a pleasure from some of the world?s most expensive feet and the joy of seeing some of the unknowns score major...

This is the first part in a series on financial literacy for lifestyle improvement:To manage your finances today requires intuition, trust, realistic expectations, and a healthy dose of scepticism. There was a time when a man?s (woman?s) word and han...

Having covered the very, very basics of Microsoft Office, lets move onto Internet Explorer, the Microsoft delivered web-browser used for surfing the Internet. We haven?t really covered what the Internet is, and, I will be looking closer at this later...

An industrial espionage case in Canada involving an unethical airline and a stupid one that was big enough to know better, shows exactly how easy it is for a business to let its network defences down. For this fiasco I blame the executives of Air Can...

Here is a study that is of interest to all of us who spend a lot of our hours before a computer screen. The British Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine reported in its April 18 issue a study supporting the use of large arm boards to si...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) ? Americans are as clueless as ever about their retirement prospects, according to a pair of new studies. We?re woefully overconfident, we grossly underestimate the amount of money we?ll spend in our retirement years, and we have...

A personal caching device, an e-government aid and streaming TV are part of the latest developments on the Internet this week. The best one is Webaroo, a free piece of software allows you to search and browse real web pages without a connection. This...

Having seen Linux slowly eat away at its server market, Microsoft has struck back by attempting to show why Windows still matters to businesses. The company has published figures from IDC Research showing that on a unit basis, Windows Server is the m...

I may have marched on Sunday with my friends against the French government?s plans to change the employment law for those under the age of 26, but today I?ll uphold its plans to amend an online music copyright bill. The change to the employment law, ...