Mark W. Kaelin

This past week Greg Shultz rediscovered one of the most ambitious screensavers from the year 1994 and produced a photo gallery for us to share in the nostalgia.

The VIZIO Universal Wireless HD Video and Audio Kit can connect up to four devices to a single display showing 1080p resolution images with true surround sound.

You can have a graphical element in your signature if you are using Google Enterprise Gmail, but you have to be in the correct view first. Mark Kaelin shows you how to make it work.

As a small business grows the need for additional data storage grows with it. One of the most cost effective ways to add storage capacity is with a Storage Area Network (SAN) server. If your business has reached the point where SAN capacity is vital to continued operations, then perhaps it is time to consider the Drobo B800i.

Some people love, some people hate it, but everyone should know how to change the conversation view in their Google mail account settings.

This is my images shoebox where I publish images for various blog posts.

Microsoft purchased Skype about two weeks ago and every pundit on the planet has weighed in with their verdict, now it’s your turn: A good thing or a bad thing?

With a simple registry tweak you can get to the “open command window here” feature to appear for a folder in Windows Explorer using just a right-click.

Windows Vista had a graphical feature for switching between open applications called Flip3D located on the Taskbar. However, that feature is absent from the Windows 7 Taskbar. Here is how you put it back.

Mozilla Firefox 4 is now available as a free download. As these First Look screenshots show, Firefox 4 has taken some cues from Chrome and Internet Explorer 9 to make a cleaner and more nimble web browsing experience.

On March 14, 2011, Microsoft released the final version of Internet Explorer 9 touting the browser’s ability to deliver a more beautiful Web experience. Here are some screen shots of the new browser.

The mysterious nebula is arguably the most awe-inspiring cosmological phenomena known. The images published by our friends at NASA reveal the vastness of the universe and make for some mesmerizing desktop wallpaper.