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LAPTOP Magazine October 2006 Table of Contents
Mobile Innovation Awards
Covering the gamut of mobile technology, LAPTOP selects the best of the best gear for 2006, from dual-graphics notebooks to dual-lens digicams.
25 Companies Reshaping Mobility
Counting down the companies changing the way you work and play.
Dialing for Justice
And you thought it was just a phone. How ordinary citizens use wireless technology to throw criminals in the clink.
Everything You Need to Know About Skype
Your all-in-one guide to the revolution in person-to-person communication. Plus: our favorite new Skype gear.
UP FRONT MOBILE IMPACT ARRIVALS AT YOUR SERVICE INSTANT EXPERT: DRM
Learn the ins and outs of the RIAA's protective (or restrictive?) technology. 5 TIPS FOR:
Switching Carriers What you need to know before leaping to greener cellular pastures. HOW TO
HANDS-ON TEST TRACK
Creative's mini music player, Cingular goes HSDPA with the LG CU500, and the fastest 802.11n router yet. DOWNLOADS
Two apps that turn your cell into a full-fledged GPS navigator, Firefox 2 arrives, and the Gizmo Project takes aim at Skype. BEST FOR LESS:
Webcams for Less Than $80 Low-cost videoconferencing. BEST OF THE BEST Don't even think about stepping foot into that Best Buy until you read our top laptop picks for every category (updated monthly). GO WIRELESS CELL PHONE CENTRAL
Smart Phone Secrets Who has time to sludge through thick manuals? Here are five quick tips for five of the most popular smart phones on the market. WI-FI NOW Music Streaming for Every Budget Use your network to bring the party to any room in the house. BUSINESS EDGE MOBILE IT
Built to Last You don't need a fully ruggedized notebook to protect your data. BUSINESS TRAVELER
Last-Minute Travel Deals Save money when booking late. PRESENTATIONS Online Seminars, Easy and Affordable Citrix' new online service lets you attend a meeting in your pajamas. ENTERTAINMENT TO GO DIVERSIONS
My Name is Earl on DVD, a role-playing game that's actually cool, and Legos meets Star Wars on the Nintendo DS. PORTABLE PUNDIT THE BIG MUSIC FACE-OFF Microsoft's rumored iPod-killer, the Zune, squares off against Apple's cash cow.
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