I'm Christopher Null, and welcome to my blog. By way of introduction, I'm a longtime technology and business journalist, a hardcore tech guy, and an entrepreneur. In addition to my blog, I write for a number of top technology and business magazines, including PC World, Wired, Maximum PC, and Executive Travel. I've worked at a number of tech mags in the past, most recently having founded Mobile PC in 2003 and serving as its editor-in-chief for two years. Over the years, I've been a programmer, a PC technician, a network administrator, and a dot-commer. I've even written a couple of books.

I've literally seen the high-tech world from every angle, but, probably like you, I don't thrill over tech for tech's sake. I'm constantly on the hunt for gear that pushes the boundaries of what we expect from our gadgetry, and eager to find the unknown software and helpful tips and tricks that genuinely make our tech lives easier. The bleeding edge is great, but only if it really solves a problem or does something better than before.

Here at Yahoo! Tech I write about all of these issues: What's new on the market, and whether it's worth buying. How to get more out of your current equipment. News that will impact the tech on your desk, and how it impacts you as a user and as a professional. Whether you want to push your wireless connection to the limit or simply want to take the pain out of a business trip, I try to give you the answers. You want tech information that matters? Bookmark my blog... and please, don't hesitate to ask questions. Readers' problems with their tech gear have provided the subject matter for some of my best and most popular posts.

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