David Pogue tests computer glasses from Gunnar Optiks, $100 to $190, that claim to reduce glare, eye fatigue and eye strain. But reading glasses may do the trick.

Some new additions to the GPS marketplace, including celebrity-voice plug-ins.

Microsoft really wants you to use their search engine. So much, in fact, that they'll pay you for it.

Last week, I wrote an entry on my blog that began like this: One of these days, Im going to write a book called, The Basics. Its going to be a compendium of the essential tech bits that you just assume everyone knowsbut youre wrong. (Ill never forget watching a book editor at a publishing house painstakingly [...]

Microsoft's surface computer may or may not work for consumers, but it's a boon to TV news anchors.

How to get David Pogue videos sent directly into your iTunes library.

Google's new One Box feature is yet another reason to skip a site's internal search features.

Two examples of tech companies that actually handle customer service well.

Every major Web site has its own Search box and Search button. But usually, that Search function is not as good as the mother of all Search functions--Google.

An attempt to boost Internet speeds reveals a truth about dealing with the latest technology.