You’re the Boss Blog: The Technologies That Got Them Through the Storm
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, She Owns It business group members gathered to talk about how they fared. They also shared lessons learned from this, and past, disasters.
Gadgetwise Blog: The Return of the Videophone (Again)
A new company, telyHD, is trying to move video chats from the PC to the TV room with some new set-top hardware and a connection through Skype.
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Improving Call Quality After a Skype Update
After upgrading to the latest version of Skype, check your computer to make sure your system’s drivers are all up to date.
Gadgetwise Blog: Line2 HD Adds Phone Features To The iPad
Line2 HD puts phone calls, texts and voice mail and email on a single screen, and offers a stack of other features as well.
Gadgetwise Blog: Line2 HD Adds Phone Features To The iPad
Line2 HD puts phone calls, texts and voice mail and email on a single screen, and offers a stack of other features as well.
Gadgetwise Blog: Q&A: Getting a Webcam to Work With Skype
How to get a recalcitrant Webcam to play nice with Skype.
Gadgetwise Blog: Skype Now Wants Your Landline
Skype, best known for providing phone calls over the Internet via PCs and the smartphones, now wants your landline too.
Bits Blog: Skype Buys GroupMe, a Mobile Messaging Start-Up
Skype, the Internet telephony company, plans to acquire a young start-up called GroupMe that offers group-messaging services.
DealBook: Tax Policy Change Would Bring Cash Piles Abroad Back Home
JPMorgan Chase estimated that 519 American multinational corporations had $1.37 trillion outside the United States. The Deal Professor offers a way to repatriate some of that money.
Gadgetwise: Q&A: Skype Videochats With a Group
How to set up video-conference calls using Skype.
Gadgetwise: Facebook Adds Video Chat and Group Chat, But Not Group Video Chat
Facebook’s new features-group chat and video chat-have yet to be combined, as Google’s Google+ has done.
Gadgetwise: Is Google’s Hangouts Its Killer App?
Most of the features in Google’s new social networking venture, Google+, can be found elsewhere on the Web. But Hangouts, a virtual chatting service, may keep users coming back for more.
