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Company Computer Dos and Don'ts

It's easy to forget your employer has access to your company-issued laptop and gadgets. Here's how to be cautious when sending personal messages on work equipment to protect the company and yourself.

Preventing Data Loss When You're Mobile

Lose a laptop or USB stick with critical data, and your job could be on the line. Here's how to hang onto your data -- and your job.

Encryption: A Critical Layer of Protection

Encryption is a critical tool for keeping your information safe. But since few of us use it on our own, more tech companies are building it into devices. Here's the latest on encryption.

Tech Gets Tough

If your devices take a beating, it's time to consider new, heavy-duty cell phones, computers and cameras.

The Best Smartphones for Business

Need email? An extended battery life? Global coverage? Here's how to choose the best phone for your business needs.

The New Netbooks

Makers of the pint-sized machines have added faster processors, bigger screens and keyboards, and longer-lasting batteries. See what's in it for you.

Hologram Technology: Just Like Being There

CNN viewers watched on election night as one correspondent was beamed into a studio hundreds of miles away. The same hologram technology may eventually replace business travel. Here's how it works.

Blogging Is Good for Business

A blog can help build your professional image, increase recognition in your industry, and establish your expertise in the eyes of influential peers. But a poorly done blog can also derail your career path. Here's how to blog for business the right way.

Meet Me in Cyberspace

Businesses have the option of traveling to meet clients in person -- or gathering in cyberspace. The rise of virtual worlds like Second Life are providing companies a welcome option to conduct meetings, train employees, and rehearse client presentations.

Kingston's new 32GB Flash memory card is ideal for camcorders

Ideal for the latest crop of flash memory-based camcorders, Kingston Technology has just announced the availability of its 32GB Elite Pro SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) flash memory card. This new 32GB card ($308 MSRP) offers the largest capacity in Kingston's lineup, capable of storing roughly eight hours of video (for 6Mbps HD long-play recording) or more than 6,000 still images