NYT: A simple wireless network? Not likely

The technology industry would like us all to believe that vast numbers of Americans are happily streaming feature films, Twitter feeds, photos and home movies from the Internet to every TV in the house. The reality is that setting up a home network to make all that happen is still a more daunting task than most home improvement projects.

A Simple Wireless Network? Not Likely

When one of the first instructions a popular wireless Internet router from Netgear gives its owner is a choice between the security protocols known as WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WPA-PSK (TKIP) + WPA2-PSK (AES), you know the home networking industry has problems.

Technology's Biggest Myths

As it turns out, Windows Vista really wasn't all that slow; and no, your PC probably won't fry if you open it up without wearing a wrist strap. Thanks in large part to the Internet, the tech world is teeming with lies, half-truths, and misinformation. We've dug up some of the Web's most notorious nuggets of conventional wisdom to see which hold up to scrutiny and which are merely urban legends.

Upgrade memory cards for camera

Q:We just upgraded our digital SLR to a Canon Digital Rebel T2i. It uses SDHC memory cards with Class 6 being recommended, especially for video use. All we have are Class 4 SDHC cards left over from the prior digital SLR. Do you think it is OK to use them?

HDTV Antenna Labs Launches Online Tool to Assist with HDTV Antenna Selection Process

(PRWEB) October 22, 2009 -- With the big digital television switchover that took place early this year and with the economy making it difficult for consumers to afford to pay a monthly cable or...