Google Takes Traffic Maps Beyond Freeways
Enter Google's "traffic" button. The search engine giant has added a traffic tool to the Web and mobile versions of its site that let drivers see how heavy traffic is in their area via a color-coded chart.
The Keyspan Tuneview Remote
The Keyspan TuneView Remote is a more powerful alternative to the standard remote that Apple offers for the iPod.
"Call of Duty" Casts Players in Modern Combat
"Call of Duty 4" casts players in the role of various elite warriors such as U.S. Marines or British SAS in missions that jump around the world and even in time.
Nielsen: 40 Percent of People Use Smartphones, Tablets While Watching
According to a Nielsen report, 40 percent of smartphone and tablet owners are using their devices while they watch TV.
T-Mobile Reworks Shadow, Adds Nokia Phone
T-Mobile launched two new phones Wednesday morning: the Nokia 7510 and the revised T-Mobile Shadow.
HDMI Version 1.4 Unveiled
The latest HDMI spec adds new networking and audio features as well as a new cable or three.
Problem with Excel Time Comparison
I am trying to build a formula in Microsoft Excel that produces a different answer based on time.
German's Online Obsession Leads to Murder
A German office worker was found guilty on Monday of the savage murder of a British man whose girlfriend he had become obsessed with after they met on a website.
Microsoft Celebrates Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary With Launch Part
Halo: Combat Evolved goes on sale at midnight. Don't miss out on the FPS-related festivities.
Keep ItSafe On the Road
Summer time, vacation time, and keeping in touch. With the proliferation of free or reasonably priced broadband Internet connectivity offered by hotels, many traveling for business or pleasure hit the road with their laptops. Hotels offer wired or wireless connectivity, and sometimes both, which can make traveling more fun, or at least let you keep up with e-mail on the road. You need to travel prepared, though, and keep your guard up—sometimes more so than at home.
