Michael Smith

Michael Smith is a seasoned technology writer with over 10 years of experience specializing in internet-related topics, emerging technologies, and digital trends. His deep understanding of the tech landscape allows him to simplify complex subjects for a wide range of readers, from industry professionals to tech enthusiasts. Michael has contributed to numerous well-regarded publications and has a proven track record of delivering accurate, engaging, and well-researched content. With a passion for innovation, Michael regularly covers topics such as cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and internet infrastructure. His ability to stay ahead of the curve in this fast-paced field ensures that readers receive the latest insights and information on cutting-edge technologies. In addition to his writing career, Michael holds a degree in Computer Science.

Latest From Michael Smith

Stopping Today’s PC Spies at the Gate

“If you want to avoid spyware, there are certain parts of the Web you should stay away from,” says Dave Cole, director of Symantec Security Response. “They’re the dark alleys of the ...

by Michael Smith

Open Source Unlocks Options for SMBs

“There is definitely more interest among SMBs in Linux and other open source solutions,” says Michael Dortch, principal business analyst and I.T. infrastructure management practice leader at the Robert Frances Group. “These ...

by Michael Smith

Open Source Matures for Business Roles

“From now on it’s really all about mainstreaming,” says Michael Dortch, principal business analyst and I.T. infrastructure management practice leader at the Robert Frances Group. “It’s not about open source vs. proprietary. ...

by Michael Smith

Review: Writeboard Online Writing Software

June 14, 2006 8:35AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us The collaboration tools are simple but effective. Click a link at the bottom of the page to add a comment and Writeboard adds ...

by Michael Smith

The New Fuel That Will Shape the Future

If, hypothetically, all U.S. cars ran on 100 percent corn-based ethanol, and if one Ivy League professor’s analysis is correct, then 97 percent of the entire country’s land area — including real ...

by Michael Smith

The New Fuel That Will Shape the Future

If, hypothetically, all U.S. cars ran on 100 percent corn-based ethanol, and if one Ivy League professor’s analysis is correct, then 97 percent of the entire country’s land area — including real ...

by Michael Smith

Review: T-Mobile MDA Smartphone

April 18, 2006 8:03AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.cio.us Fans of text messaging and mobile e-mail will appreciate the MDA’s Qwerty-style keypad, which slides into the bottom of the handset when not ...

by Michael Smith

IBM Explores Atomic-Level Computing

March 31, 2006 1:25PM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us “The tools are now in place to do additional atomic-scale research that could lead to breakthroughs in data storage on desktop devices,” said ...

by Michael Smith

A Step Toward Remote-Control Humans

March 10, 2006 7:02AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us The possibilities are endless, from fully immersive virtual-reality environments that faithfully reproduce real motion to, perhaps, a way to control unruly crowds without ...

by Michael Smith

Oscar ‘Screeners’ Already Being Pirated

December 23, 2005 11:50AM Digg It! Bookmark to del.icio.us “The problem of piracy of digital screeners has been going on for a while and is a growing trend,” said Yankee Group analyst ...

by Michael Smith