Brent Bonine has a cell phone but no residential phone line. He connects to the Internet wirelessly when he's away from home, which is often. The Athens resident, who visits Columbus several times a month to see his girlfriend, says it's convenient to be able to communicate no matter where he is.

Two Web sites are starting to offer services that could change the way real estate is bought and sold online.

Shawn Sines and Chuck Nelson interview GamerDad, Andrew Bub, for the show's first-anniversary edition.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Manuel Villanueva realizes he has been getting a pretty good deal since he signed up for Netflix Inc.'s online DVD rental service 2 1/2 years ago, but he still feels shortchanged.

NEW YORK -- The Internet has a rising star whose name isn't Google. Two-year-old MySpace now has 2 1/2 times the traffic of Google Inc., and it quickly eclipsed Friendster as the top social-networking site.

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I know smart people who think world-famous hackers are waiting with bated breath for them to order a book from Amazon.