The way we use computers has changed a lot in the past couple years, but most of us are still using the same operating systems we always have. But would it really be that hard to switch in 2012?

Is the magnetic field created by an airport scanner powerful enough to damage an eReader, or is something else to blame?

Today’s computers should be fast all the time, but they’re not. Fortunately, getting them back up to speed can be simple and it doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg.

Can a tiny pattern of dots really keep your printer from printing a picture of a Canadian bill?

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As you might have heard by now, Apple is about to unveil its new “creation” next Wed. AM in San Francisco. Sync will be there to blog about the details, but here’s a look at what some journalists received in their inbox.

It’s that time again, where tens of thousands descend on Las Vegas to catch a glimpse at tomorrow’s technology today. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is upon us, and Sync will be there. What are YOU hoping to see unveiled at the show?

So you’re dropping big bucks on a new laptop and are expecting it to last a long while, right? Well, according to the findings of a new study on computer reliability, you might not get what you bargained for.

CFRB listeners call in to ask questions about their PC woes. Concrete Ideas’ Jordan levy joins me to answer questions about computer speed, backup and spyware protection.