Bill Detwiler

Bill Gates kicks off Microsoft’s developer confab in LA with updates on Windows Vista and Office 12.

Company unveils new iTunes-enabled cell phone, plus the iPod Nano, which can hold 1,000 songs and is about the size of a No. 2 pencil.

These tricked out rides can run Windows XP and Google on the go.

Software giant adds more curves to its lineup of keyboards and introduces its first laser mice.

Polycom’s V500 provides good video and sound quality, IP and ISDN connectivity, and remote administration. The unit is a solid H.264-compliant video conferencing solution for small and medium-sized conference rooms or telecommuters. Budget-conscious businesses seeking a no-frills video conferencing endpoint should carefully consider the V500.

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Humorous and creative ways to use an IBM laptop.

By implementing IPSec on your network, you can increase security because IPSec encrypts data packets. You can configure IPSec in Windows Server 2003 by using a Wizard. This Screen By Screen shows you how it works.

Beginning in October, Sirius Satellite Radio will offer a portable radio that can store as much as 50 hours of programming.

Dead computers aren’t always headed to the junk heap. This photo gallery showcases creative used of old computer hardware, from wall art to target practice.

See creative case mods, such as a water-cooled PC that heats a fish tank and a completely clear case that lights up the room.

From ENIAC to RadioShack’s TRS-80, this gallery contains photos of the outdated computer hardware that fills museums, supply closets, storage lockers, and techie basements everywhere.