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Digital cameras are increasingly cheap, ever more versatile and about to boot film cameras out of first place in the market. But where does this revolution leave film?

It all sounded so easy: Find somebody's Hotmail e-mail account, type the right Web address into your browser and you could change that account's password to one of your choice.

Microsoft's Windows Media Player has grown from a forgotten item in the "accessories'' branch of Windows 95's Start menu to one of Windows XP's flagship applications - and a core part of the company's strategy to make its products as essential in audio and video as they are on personal computers.

When I returned from a two-week vacation, I had 801 e-mail messages waiting at my work account. And 330 of them were spam.

Microsoft makes a lot of editing programs - for words, numbers, presentations and pictures - but it gives away hardly any of them. Its new Windows Movie Maker 2, however, is a free download for any Windows XP user.

The world’s most valuable tech brand should invest more time in making its devices as carefully as it’s making Apple Park

For many people, Google first showed up on their computers as a lone item on a long list of web bookmarks. Since then, it has grown to be much more—an e-mail account, a browser toolbar, a photo album and a map of the world.

Apple Computer has said it will follow the advice of its own ads: Switch. Starting next year, Apple will build Macintosh computers that run on Intel processors instead of PowerPC chips.