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The Archos 5

By Daniel Bartholomew 
Sure, it can do a lot, but can it do what you want? more>>

Mixing It Up with the Behringer BCF2000

By Dan Sawyer 
The BCF2000 provides pro audio performance at podcasting prices—for Linux! more>>

OpenOffice.org: The many views of Impress

By Bruce Byfield 

Presentation software isn't complicated compared to a word processor or spreadsheet. It doesn't need to be. Maybe that's why OpenOffice.org's Impress offers a variety of views of your work. more>>

OpenMoko's Neo FreeRunner: Open to the Core

By Cory Wright 
The Neo FreeRunner has it all—Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, accelerometers—and best of all, it runs Linux. more>>

Dash Express

By Kyle Rankin 
You are always on the Internet, so why shouldn't your GPS be? Read on for a review of the Dash Express GPRS-connected GPS system. more>>

Power Up!

By Daniel Bartholomew 
A Review of the YDL PowerStation. more>>

Acer Aspire One

By Jes Hall 
Acer Aspire One—just another Netbook or the pinnacle of tiny computing? more>>

Improve Your Intelligence with Brain Workshop

By Daniel Bartholomew 

Everywhere you turn there are "brain training" games that claim to help you "lower your brain age" or "boost your brain power" and other such marketing hyperbole. Much like saying a certain breakfast cereal is "more satisfying" than other cereals, these claims are basically meaningless. more>>

Synchronizing Your Life

By Daniel Bartholomew 

Once upon a time, one computer was all you needed. All of your documents lived on that computer, or a stack of floppies or CD-Roms nearby, and nowhere else. Those days are gone, much like the one-car, one-TV, and one-iPod days. more>>

The Popcorn Hour A-100

By Daniel Bartholomew 
Watch out! Here comes the Networked Media Tank. more>>

At the Forge - Book Roundup

By Reuven M. Lerner 
Read a good book about Web development lately? Reuven has and is happy to share his latest favorites with you. more>>

Tracking Your Business Finances with NolaPro

By Mike Diehl 
NolaPro is an easy-to-use, Web-based accounting program. more>>

OpenMoko's OM2008.9 for the Neo FreeRunner

By Cory Wright 

The OpenMoko project recently released a much-needed update to the official software stack of the Neo FreeRunner. I've had a FreeRunner for a few months and during that time I have used it to run everything from Debian to Qtopia (now known as QT Extended), so when OpenMoko announced the OM2008.9 update I eagerly upgraded to see what it had to offer. more>>

Research Report: "Open Source in the Enterprise", a Review

By James Gray 

This is a review of a relatively new resource, called Open Source in the Enterprise (OSIE) by Bernard Golden. The report's raison d'être is to help companies to decide if open source applications are right for their enterprise, and if so, how to implement it intelligently. more>>

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