Why I use Outlook.com for my custom email accounts
Microsoft’s best-kept email secret is free, and it works amazingly well. Ed Bott explains how it works.
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ThinkPad T431s: Review in photos
The latest ThinkPad from Lenovo has a large trackpad with unique 5-button configuration and is made to withstand the bumps of the road.
Travel Tech Q&A: MyNetFone's Rene Sugo
The CEO of VoIP and broadband service provider MyNetFone talks about the essential gadgets to bring when travelling abroad.
Microsoft's new IllumiRoom puts a living room in your Xbox (Durango?) (images)
Many expect Microsoft to announce its next-generation Xbox (720 or Durango maybe?) but it could be missing one its best features - a projector which extends your video over an entire wall.
There's good news and bad news for Windows Phone business users
VPN support may not be coming to Windows Phone 8 this year, as was rumored and hoped for by many business users. But Good Technology's secure messaging app is now on WP8.
Tableau IPO: Q&A with CEO Chabot
Data discovery rock star Tableau goes public on the NYSE, with ticker symbol "DATA." But will Tableau now grow or plateau?
The brighter, more colorful Google+ (Gallery)
Google has radically reworked the Google+ interface. Here's what it looks like in 2013.
Love and hate: The New Google+ look
Some people love Google+'s new look, others hate it, but no one's indifferent to it.
Upgrade your PC or Mac (May 2013 edition)
Now that tablets and smartphones are all the rage, people are making their PCs last longer by improving them with strategic upgrades. But choosing the right upgrades can mean the difference between a faster, better system, and throwing your money away.
Weird Tech 3: Cool Keyboards
Board of your keyboard? How about something Klingon or shoe - like? Some are functional, some are edible, all are worth a look.
Brazilian mobile firms continue to struggle with data access
Providers of mobile telephony in Brazil are still not managing to deliver improvements in the delivery of data services to users despite being forced to do so by the government, according to official data released today (17).
Two-thirds of BlackBerry converts tempted to return by Q10
A TechRepublic poll of business professionals run this week during BlackBerry live indicates that the BlackBerry Q10 may win back converts from iPhone and Android.
Bloomberg taps former IBM CEO Palmisano for privacy, data advice
The announcement comes shortly after a scandal at the financial data services company in which reporters were given access to terminal customers' data.
IBM launches SmartCloud Entry 3.1: A cloud solution for all seasons
Today IBM launches SmartCloud Entry 3.1, which is an easy to deploy, easy to use, easy to manage, and easy to adopt cloud solution.
iPhones, iPads cleared for U.S. military use; DOD fortifies cloud
The Pentagon has cleared iPhones and iPads running iOS 6 for use in the U.S. military, just over a week after the U.S. government cleared the software for federal use.
Digital money: store of value or illusion?
Digital coinage like Bitcoin can't do everything a physical coin can do, but that's not stopping people from giving up real money for them. Or are they trading one fake currency for another?
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