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Irreverent commentary about gadgets for travelers, recommended by Forbes, NPR's Science Friday, and numerous other publications. From 1998 to 2000, the column ran on Trip.com. It appeared on on Biztravel.com until late 2001 and was discontinued when the site went out of business.

Remote Web Dreams
Publishing your site from afar isn't a cinch

Tracking Travel Expenses
New software makes life a little simpler

High-Tech Holiday Gifts
Make your list and check it twice online

Backup Blues
Keeping your data current is no small feat

Games Travelers Play
It's not just Minesweeper and Solitaire anymore

Internet Cameras Come of Age
Are videophones just around the corner?

Beware Virus Hoaxes
How can you tell the real thing from a fake?

Mind-Bending Gadget Questions
Why ask why when you're a technophile?

The Pen is Mightier than the Scanner
A handheld device for quick scans on the road

Wired or Wireless?
Are cell modems more effective than an Internet kiosk?

A False Sense of Security
What encryption program vendors won't tell you

Don't Count Low-tech Out
Which works better - a PDA, laptop or a daytimer?

Primal Screen Therapy
How to keep prying eyes from looking at your laptop

New Cell Phones: Cool but Costly
New portables are great, but they'll also break the bank

The Sound of Silence
Are noise-cancelling earphones really worth the expense?

A Dogged View of Contact Managers
Which program is for the dogs - and which isn't?

Don't Know Jack
The overseas connectivity scam 

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