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Online photo processors and drugstore kiosks are fine choices for printing your personal photos, but if you want to take photo printing matters into your own hands, there’s no beating owning your own inkjet printer. We’ll tell you what to look for if a photo printer is on your shopping list.

A presentation by Scandinavian and Baltic mobile operator Telia Sonera hints that Multimedia Messaging may be on its way to the iPhone.

The U.S. broadband market could see lower prices and faster speeds with more competition, one expert says.

Palm confirmed that it has laid off an undisclosed number of workers this week.

The iPod touch 2.2 software update offers some, but not all, of the iPhone update's improvements.

Consumer Reports expects spending on Black Friday—the day after Thanksgiving—to be strong.

Learn how to downgrade to an older MySQL version. We also have some general tips for downgrading any program that was installed using Apple’s installer.

Google is launching SearchWiki, a way for users to customize searches by re-ranking, deleting, and adding comments to results.

Exchange may be the most common e-mail and collaborative tools package on the market, but it isn't always the best choice for every company, including those using iPhones.

Screenium has added multiple camera support, allowing users to alternate the camera being used.

Apple and AT&T face another lawsuit claiming the companies misrepresented the speed of the iPhone 3G and the 3G network.

Targus's Chill Mat for Mac offers relief from too-hot-for-your-lap laptops.

A maintenance update for PasswordWallet fixes several issues with the application.

If you thought a handful of AirPort Express Base Stations, an iPhone, and Apple Remote application for that iPhone would bring you the greatest multi-room audio playback on earth, think again. Sonos has it beat hands down.

The Concert Vault iPhone app is a well-made interface for listening to live music from the past 40 years.

Ted Landau uses Prosoft’s Data Backup to protect himself from data loss. But lately, he’s run into a problem with running the backup program on his MacBook Pro that has both him and the developer stumped.

Logitech's Squeezebox Boom is a cool alarm clock, Internet Radio, and iTunes playback device, all in a single self-contained unit with built-in speakers. Jason Snell has the details.

For individual users of the standalone product, Contribute CS4 is not a worthy upgrade, due to the lack of compelling new features. Larger companies may benefit from the improved workflow options. But if you are pleased with Contribute CS3, you will probably not find the changes to be worth the upgrade cost.

Color laser printers offer great speed and reliability for demanding business and home users. If you’re in the market for one, we’ve got tips on what to look for and three recommendations for models you should consider.

Virgin America’s in-flight Wi-Fi service will launch on Monday for a beta test that is intended to last just one week before a planned commercial launch Dec. 1.