Jack Wallen

In 2011 tablets have proved that they are much more than a gimmick and threaten to become the mobile device of choice.

Jack Wallen makes his annual predictions for the coming year. It’s going to be a banner year in many ways. See if you agree with Jack’s prognostications.

Trying to determine which financial package fits your specific needs? Here’s a rundown of some solutions that are worth a look.

There’s no reason to stick with the built-in Android keyboard if you find it hard to use. One of these replacements could make your tablet typing a whole lot easier.

You may not have to reboot Linux very often. But when you do, these peppy distributions will have you up and running in a matter of seconds.

People who enjoy open-source software often forget that most of the developers behind the code are working in their own time and at their own expense.

Jack Wallen explains why you’d want to enable the Common Gateway Interface on an Apache server and then shows how to do it.

Out of the box, most Android devices do not allow the installation of apps from any location other than the Android Market. Learn how to work around this issue.

If you’re looking for an email client to replace Outlook, you’re in luck: Many solid alternatives are available. Jack Wallen lists five top contenders.

The Apple iPad may be on the rise, but fundamental limitations in the tablet concept need serious attention.

Jack Wallen features some alternative solutions for a Terminal Server environment that are sure to save your small business serious cash.

When you really need to know what’s going on with your network, give one of these free monitors a try.