We’ve been covering Palm since Computing Unplugged was PalmPower Magazine and it’s been a strange and wild ride.

Steve worked for us when we started ZATZ, so I know many of you probably remember him as well.

The weak economy has given green a whole new meaning.

Editor-at-Large James Booth has been a fan of the SOCOM franchise ever since he saw a commercial featuring US Navy SEALS playing against gamers online, and smoking them. SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3 brings the familiar squad-level shooter action back to the PSP, along with the ad hoc and Internet multiplayer of its predecessors, while adding co-op play and custom missions. Does Fireteam Bravo’s three-peat repeat the success of its siblings, or does it fall flat?

Originally the realm of the uber-geek, a good wireless headset is becoming a requirement as more states enact hands-free laws for driving. But what model? Are they all the same, or do some bring more to the table than others? In this product shootout, Editor-at-Large James Booth examines five premium headsets in the Battle of the Bluetooth headsets.

Online learning has revolutionized the way we gather and share knowledge, but it is not without its share of risks.

Jorge Sosa touched a nerve with his recent dismissal of the iPad as a costly Etch-a-Sketch alternative, and received more reader responses to that article than anything else he’s ever written for this publication.

Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz tells a reader Penman how to turn Mafia Wars back on. Yes, he does feel the shame.

What happens with public relations people are either too afraid or too important to speak to the press?

Intrepid Computing Unplugged Contributing Editor Heather Wardell is in Kuwait. As she soon found out, there’s more to traveling with electronics than figuring out how to stuff them all into your luggage.