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Having a GPS Navigation system is a great way to ensure your safety while on the road. GPS Navigation allows your location, movement and vehicle status to be monitored by a person in a different location by satellite. If your vehicle is ever stolen or you are injured while on the road, the GPS Navig... More...

As the popularity of franchises increases, so does the prevalence of fraudulent franchisors. When exploring franchise opportunities, it's important to ask questions about a company's Uniform Franchise Offering Circular—the primary disclosure document for franchise businesses. In this document, you'l... More...

A navigation system in your car--with the help of global positioning satellites (GPS) sending out synchronized signals to wandering souls all over the planet--pinpoints your location with great accuracy. When your position is compared with the GPS system's embedded maps, frustrating voyages of all k... More...

Navigation has become easier with the increasing capabilities GPS navigation systems in cars. You can use them to get back on track if you get lost, find points of interest or plan a trip. Follow these steps to plan a trip using your car’s GPS navigation system. ... More...

Car navigation has become better and better as the years have passed and automobile navigation systems have become almost standard equipment on middle and luxury class vehicles. One of the most appealing features to emerge in the last few years is the ability to offer real time traffic updates. Foll... More...

Is the built-in memory on your car’s navigation system so loaded that it can't store any more maps and other information such as city and restaurant locations? If so, buy an optional memory module for your car's navigation system. To help you choose, follow these steps. ... More...

Feature: Keep Your Hands on the Wheel With so much uncertainty in the air, it's likely many business travelers are opting to drive instead of fly. If it hasn't happened already, the nation's highways are about to be riddled with harried executives with a mobile phone in one hand and a bucket-size cu... More...

What's coming up in 2004? New versions of the gear you enjoyed in 2003, that's what! Picture-happy portable phones. MP3-playing PDAs. Digital cameras shaped like a package of Kraft Singles and almost as thin. Flat-screen PC TV monitors that are that thin (well, nearly). Music players that double as ... More...

I remember showing photos of my trek through Grand Cayman to a friend a few years ago. "Where were these taken?" she asked me about a particular set of photos. "Hmm," I replied, "I don't remember. The East End, I think. I took so many photos, I can't keep track." At the... More...

Illustration: Barry Blitt A few gadgets have truly changed my life. One was a dual-screen DVD player that we put in our aging minivan. Overnight we could take the kids on long road trips without constant whining, fighting, or Happy Meal toys whizzing past my ear while I was negotiating traffic. Yet... More...

Years ago, when the Earth was still cooling, I had an appointment with the CEO of a software company in Tampa. Not having been there before, I missed a freeway exit and became horribly lost. To make a long story short, I was over two hours late for my interview (at that time, cell phones weren't com... More...

GPS receivers are great for avoiding unscheduled detours on the road. But they can be even more helpful for planning a trip, whether it's a cross-country trek or a hopscotch tour of your routine Saturday stops. You can cut your travel time, and save money on gas, by creating custom waypoints for you... More...

GPS Buyers Guide Ah, the lure of the open road in summer. You take time off work, hop in the car, roll the windows down, turn the radio up, push the pedal to the metal, and head for the highway. Then, while you're peeling the pickles off your fast-food cheeseburger, you miss your exit. So you take t... More...

Japan's largest electronics show, Ceatec, was certainly no let down this month. It provided visitors a chance to catch some world-first technology, like a 3-millimeter thick TV, a laptop with super-charged graphics processing and new high-def video recorders. The show has grown greatly over the las... More...

Gateway Inc. Thursday launched quad-core desktop and notebook computers loaded with entertainment features designed to appeal to multimedia enthusiasts. The announcements come ahead of the U.S. holiday shopping season, which begins in November. The GT5628 desktop includes Intel Corp.'s quad-core p... More...

Canonical Ltd., the company that supports Ubuntu Linux, is trying to work out a deal with hardware vendors such as Dell Inc. to make Ubuntu available preinstalled on servers. So far, Canonical has struck deals with small, white-label hardware vendors to ship Ubuntu Server Edition, said Gerry Carr, ... More...

Nearly two months after it debuted in other countries, Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Home Server (WHS) software is now selling in the U.S. at prices ranging from US$165 to $189. Ready-to-use servers running the new operating system, however, are still weeks away from release. Web-based retailers such a... More...

Smith Micro Software on Wednesday announced the release of StuffIt Deluxe 12, a major new release of the popular Mac compression and archival software. StuffIt Deluxe 12 costs $79.99, and upgrades from previous releases cost $29.99. StuffIt, long a mainstay of Mac users wanting to save precious ha... More...

LOS ANGELES -- Even though two formats are duking it out for dominance, Toshiba sees HD DVD adoption following a trajectory similar to other optical disc formats before it. "We see history repeating itself," Carl Pinto, vice president of product development and product management at Toshi... More...

New FlashMate hybrid hard drive technology has been introduced that allows data to be read, even when the computer is switched off. This enables notebook users to access content on the hard disk drive, without having to power on the computer, in order for example to listen to MP3 files, view digita... More...