This week’s entails Tyler’s experience with a poorly designed proprietary case. This will be Tyler’s last K&C column, as he is passing the baton on to Kram, another experienced tech from the PCM forums.

Tyler talks about recent orders with a few online companies, and uncharacteristic problems he had with one company.

Tyler observes the obsession with iPods over any other MP3 players on the market in this week’s column

Tyler takes a look at a few selections of stereotypical geeks, geek know-it-all pretenders, and sincerely interested learners

yler Takes a look at an interesting little gadget called Roomba the Robot for this week’s Kudos & Calamities column. It’s amazing what’s available to buy these days.

Tyler’s search for some simple network cables for christmas ends with a gift idea. Is it really as hard to get a geek a gift as you would think? Read and find out!

Tyler completes of the Battle for Technology series for this week’s Kudos & Calamities, where he describes the situation of the wrestling of control over the internet as a whole.

We have Tyler authoring this week’s Kudos & Calamities column titled Battle For Technology. This is going to be a two-part series, with this week’s topic covering China and the technology market. Quite an interesting glance at the topic if you’re not familiar with all of the buzz going around about that.

Tyler looks into the life of teens and their relince on technology for socializing and gossip.

What does Google have that Microsoft doesn’t?

Tyler takes a look at Moore’s Law and its effect on our society. From CRT to LCD and from desktop to Palm, technology has gotten smaller and smaller in the last 50 years, just as one man predicted in 1967.

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Tyler’s school experiences a network outage and things go arwy. What would you do when the technology you use all the time fails?

Tyler discusses the downward spiral of the quality of PC components in pre-built machines.

A killer who has eluded authorties for 30 years is brought to justice through the use of technology.

Tyler digs into the issues of the “Hot Coffee” mod for GTA:SA