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CNET Reviews reviews.cnet.com Before you buy any electronic gear, begin here. CNET's tech experts put pdas, MP3 players and every other gizmo through their paces to produce detailed reviews. The site also posts ratings by other users and links to the latest prices offered by online merchants. Also, check out the Download section for hundreds of popular shareware programs...
Information, as any hacker will tell you, wants to be free. From Web-enabled PDAs to wireless networks, new technology is making data freer than ever. But if the data are more accessible to you, they're more accessible to anyone who knows where to look for them. To keep valuable information out of the wrong hands, more businesses are turning to the ancient art of encryption, making security software one of the few growth sectors in business technology. Over the past three years, sales of encryption products have jumped 86%, to $248 million--a figure that will rise...
...things that go beep, check out our weekly gadget review by technology writer Wilson Rothman. From PDAs to cell phones to camcorders, Rothman sums up the pros and cons of cool new techno toys every Thursday at time.com...
...research firm IDC, more than 65 million business users worldwide rely on business and consumer IM products, up from 16.5 million in 1998. IDC, based in Framingham, Mass., forecasts that more than 207 million employees will be logged on to IM by 2006. Corporate use of wireless IM, through PDAs and other mobile devices, is also growing rapidly; IDC expects 24 million workers to be using it by 2005. Many companies, fearful of security breaches on consumer-oriented IM systems like those of AOL Time Warner (parent company of TIME magazine), Microsoft and Yahoo, are setting up proprietary systems with...
...phone-PDAs about to replace the ordinary cell phone? My guess is not yet. But clearly, as phones sprout cameras and music players and other ancillary functions, demand is there for multipurpose devices. The xda may not have the price and size right. But with each new attempt, manufacturers are getting closer to the ideal...