For a long, long time, shopping was very easy. Go to the store, look at the product, look at the price tag, maybe try the item, and then purchase it if you saw it fit. Often times, you would be able to demo the product for several days before making a decision to buy it. [...]

With Social Networking becoming an integral part of life for many, what effects are there in society today? Has social networking become a new form a communication, or perhaps do the implications of it extend far beyond that?

With growing sophistication of technology, it is vital to keep a simple-minded approach even when tasks seem to grow more complex.

Laws preventing taxation on the Internet are up for renewal and there’s a chance they may not be. What does this mean for you? Would it change the Internet as we see it today?

Is the Internet truly for everyone? Discover why the versatile universal medium is only in the hands of the wealthy.

Kram discusses the outdated methods of standardized testing and how they may be hurting students

Kram takes a look at product failures and how they actually improved things

Kram discusses upgrades and how to determine when they’re necessary–especially Windows Vista.

Kram discusses common decency and accountability for what people say on the internet–it’s not as anonymous as you think

Kram takes a look at the lawsuit against Microsoft over the use of MP3 technology and why they were sued.

Kram takes a look at the “you” movement of promoting yourself on the internet and how it affects today’s youth.

Kram revisits the topic of RFID tags as NASA takes an interest in the technology

Kram discusses an overlooked footnote in the aftermath of Vista’s release–another technology that should cause a stir

Kram takes a look at Apple’s approach to the secrecy of their products