You need passwords to bank, to get mail, for your social networks, and more. While you’d like to have different, strong passwords for each account, you can only remember so much. There are some alternatives, other than writing them all on a yellow sticky-note stuck to your monitor.

Designers at Smartfish determined that static ergonomic devices are not the answer to repetitive stress injuries. They have devised a keyboard that can be reconfigured as you need it to relieve fatigue.

The Trustworthy Computing Initiative of January 2002 was Microsoft’s pledge to customers to focus on more secure code. Recently discovered flaws, and Microsoft’s response, lead some to think security is no longer so important to the company.

LeadMaster has improved Outlook integration in their Lead Management CRM software. You can now sync contacts bi-directionally and log correspondence.

An unknown number of Hotmail users had their accounts reset without warning. Microsoft accidentally "closed" their accounts and deleted all their mail and folders. Microsoft says all the messages have been restored for affected users.

The beta version of Internet Explorer 9 is attracting attention. The software has been downloaded more than 20 million times since begin released.

If you didn’t apply Microsoft’s November patches, there is an exploit targeting PCs that uses a Rich Text Format file capable of downloading additional malware to the machine.

Windows 7 is a large program, with lots of features. Some of the features are obvious. To find some of the others you need to be a dedicated snoop. This article provides some tips to help you out.

Emma Alvarado sued Microsoft earlier this year only to have the suit dismissed. She alleges Microsoft broke California’s trade laws when they required people to buy licenses for Vista or Win7 in order to use WinXP.

ASAP Utilities can be added to Excel to help you make the most of Excel. The software is free for personal use.