Get up to date on the latest technology and learn how it relates to SureThing CD/DVD Labeler software.

MP3 CDs hold more songs and sound just as good as regular CDs. Combine this with today's sophisticated CD players at home or in the car, and you're well on your way to seemingly endless hours of music. But how does it all work? MP3, ID3, tagging, and to top it off a label that needs to fit 200+ songs? It all seems confusing...

I think it's safe to say one of the main reasons people buy and use CD burners (and associated software such as, ahem, SureThing CD Labeler) is to make their own personal audio CDs. Be it your favorite tracks from CDs you've purchased, or MP3s you've downloaded from the Internet, burning personal audio compilations is essentially an industry unto itself. And it's making some pretty big ripples in the music industry in general.

If you're like me, you've probably experienced some amount of confusion regarding DVD media formats. When we talk of DVD technology, we usually just refer to it as "DVD" period, as if it's just one type of media. The more I looked around, the more I discovered I didn't know Jack about DVD media. So I did some research and discovered there are actually several categories (and sub-categories) of DVD media.

Buying inkjet replacement cartridges has become as confounding as buying a new mattress. This article, provided by Richard W. Malis, M.D., helps us understand the mysteries of inkjet cartridges.

Film is so last week. It’s all about the CCD now, and the megapixel. What are these new devices that are working to replace film?

Sean Kelley discusses the new dual-layer DVD burners and provides some useful information about the tools you'll need to take advantage of this new technology.