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I spent New Year's Eve in Barcelona, Spain and visited the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, and it was interesting to see how computers and software technology are being used by the museums and by artists. The interactive exhibitions seemed to ...

Gary Kremen finally got his www.sex.com domain name back, at least according to a US district court judge who ruled last month that Stephen Cohen had fradulently transferred the lucrative name over to him in 1995. The decision is under appeal, but mo...

sneak an electronic goodie for themselves out of the gift kitty. Read some of the reviews about all the high-tech gear before you make that quick purchase. The reviews may give you a better perspective on what's right for your recipient -- or yoursel...

The Dutch hacker going by the name Dimitri who cracked into a Microsoft's computer in November through a well-known security hole sent a wake-up notice to system administrators, small businesses and home computer users everywhere. He exposed one of t...

Watch out for these top ten Internet scams reported after a year-long study conducted in nine countries by law enforcement officials. The top ten scams were culled from Consumer Sentinel, a database of more than 285,000 consumer complaints establishe...

Everyone surfs the web and sends e-mail, but what mystifies a lot of Internet users is chatting. Chatting is that Internet application that everyone has heard about, but people are leery of because it is not as straightforward as e-mail, and it can g...

Everyone has heard of the Web and Email and Chatting and all the dangerous situations people get themselves into in these cyber rooms of anonymity, but a lot of Internet users, however, have not heard of Usenet newsgroups. Usenet newsgroups form a hu...

Let's face it. This Internet stuff is a lot to digest. Not only do we have to master hardware and software that can reduce us to profanity and/or tears, but we have to acquire an entire new language, as well. Unfortunately, a little knowledge can be ...

This is the prime time of the year for forecasters and computer system security -- and after a year of hacks, Trojan horses, love bugs, denial of service attacks and other types of nefarious break-ins, the experts are predicting a progression to a mo...

IDC researcher Mark Levitt likens e-mail to "A heavy rain'' where "escalating e-mail usage can be a blessing or a curse depending on how prepared we and our environments are for them.'' For all those who dread to log on in the morning to collect the...