St. Petersburg Times, Fla., Personal Technology Column
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By John Torro, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.  Sep. 4--UNINSTALL UPDATES TO FIND SOURCE OF PROBLEMS: Microsoft alerted  me to nine critical updates Aug. 9. My computer is set up to accept these  automatically, and they were downloaded Windows XP Home.
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By Sara Kennedy, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Dec.
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By Ron Bartizek, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader  Dec.
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Floridaâs move could be the death knell for the paperless electronic touch-screen machines.
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Forget about cumbersome, multifunctional PDAs. The future is an open book. By Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine.
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Also: Digital cameras are the hottest gift for 2004. [News.com Extra]
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By Kris Hundley, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.  Sep. 7--On the day St. Petersburg took a giant step toward eventually  providing citywide wireless Internet capability, a familiar face said it was  already providing wi-fi capability, at least in parts of the city.
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By Nicole C. Wong, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Mar.
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The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro discusses his recent reviews and answers your questions about personal tech and Macworld.
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By James Thorner, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.  Sep. 4--Technology companies used to enjoy rich, long lives: Consider  graybeards like IBM and General Electric.   No longer.   Peter Marcotullio, an SRI International executive visiting St.
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IBM will donate 500 patents for free use. Also:  Yahoo joins Google with hard drive search engine & hellip;.  Inconclusive report on cell phones: Are they a health hazard? & hellip;. and more.
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By Lyndsey Lewis, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Feb.
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To the true technophile, personal digital devices are more anatomy than accessory, and the physical world is kind of a nuisance. A simple trip to the mall can be a distraction: You actually have to look up from your screen. Consumer electronics makers seem determined to change that.
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Match your gadgets with the right software to really feel the burn. By Mathew Honan from Wired magazine.
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Device is designed for home users, but its price tag is steep.
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By Alison Trinidad, The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville  Dec.
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I'm guessing the founders of a San Francisco start-up called OQO are bummed that Microsoft long ago snagged the name Pocket PC for its personal digital assistants. Because Pocket PC might be the ideal moniker for OQO's new model 01 "ultrapersonal computer"- uPC for short.