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Family Tech: Control your phone calls
If you’d like a little more control over your phone calls, consider Google Voice.
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Family Tech: Get your web services talking to each other
One thing many of us want is a way to make all our separate systems talk to one another.
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Family Tech: Online 'kickstarts' for great ideas
Kickstarter is a crowd funding site. People put up ideas of products they want to develop and tell you how much money they need to raise.
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Family Tech: Google Drive, is it worth it?
We’ve long heard of the GDrive, going back to 2007. Even Google joked that it is like the Loch Ness Monster: long rumored, never seen.
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Family Tech: Getting hacked
Within 24 hours, I received five emails from a friend I rarely hear from. Each email had only a web link from rather dodgy-sounding websites.
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Family Tech: How to go about picking a good Internet password
Really bad passwords are “password,” or your first name, or your cat’s name.
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Family Tech: Ultrabooks join the PC family
For anyone wanting a new laptop, an Ultrabook is worth looking at, especially if you need to move it around.
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Family Tech: The best apps for your phone
Nothing I read in Tom Swift or from Robert Heinlein dared me to dream of the reality many of us carry around today.
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Family Tech: Aid your online presence
Not having an online presence can be harmful to businesses and professionals.
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Family Tech: Geek-themed vacations
There are a lot of great places to visit all over this great country that will show the wonderful technology advances that began here.
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Family Tech: This summer, unleash your inner geek at camp
There are a variety of summer camp options for children with a "geeky" side.
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Family Tech: No credits, no tests, no cost
How would you like to sit in on great classes at august universities like MIT, Harvard, Carnegie-Mellon, the University of California and others for free?
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Family Tech: Vintage Kodak photo advice still applicable today
Lessons can be learned from early Kodak.
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Family Tech: Making cable collapse like a 'House of Cards?'
Around 1950, Lloyd Covert hauled a wire from his home up to the hilltop behind his house, to an antenna he’d erected there. His became the first house on his street to receive a television signal from faraway Buffalo.
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Family Tech: Stocking your pantry without leaving the house
Several companies allow customers to do their grocery shopping online.
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Family Tech: Time for a tech check up
Now that the holidays are over, it's time to take stock of your family's technology.
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Family Tech: A BASIC look back to when kids programmed
Today you don't need to learn how to program to use a computer, but knowing how helps you understand computers and the Internet better.
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Family Tech: Got a tablet? Now use it
Amazon reports more than 4 million Kindles were sold for Christmas.
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Family Tech: Download the perfect Christmas gift
For shoppers who want to avoid the mall, digital gifts are a good option.
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Family Tech: Get yourself some cheap help this holiday
As busy as this time of year is, would it not be nice to have a staff? Maybe just one person: your own personal assistant like celebrities have?
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Family Tech: Tablet computers for under $300
Amazon's Kindle Fire and Barnes and Noble's Nook Tablet are affordable alternatives to the iPad.
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Family Tech: A remote control holiday
If you are looking for a toy for the geeks in your family, I have a few ideas.
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Family Tech: The holidays and family non-techs
There is a certain pecking order with technology, and if you are at the top in your family, Mom is going to expect you to solve her tech problems while you are home.
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Family Tech: Talking computers on the horizon?
Apple’s newest phone, the iPhone 4s, takes voice control to a new level with its Siri voice-activated assistant. Will Siri come to your office Mac, too?
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Family Tech: Internet rules, protecting what?
The powers that be have a love/hate relationship with the Internet.
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