For the millions who love David Pogue's irresistible tech tips - people who have followed his advice from the New York Times, NOVA, and CBS Sunday Morning, to Yahoo, Twitter, and beyond.
David Pogue has 1.5 million followers on Twitter, has written columns that were often the most e-mailed articles from the New York Times, has given incredibly popular TED talks, and recently launched a consumer-tech site for Yahoo. Pogue also writes a monthly column for Scientific American, created the Missing Manual computer-book series, hosts science shows on PBS's NOVA, and appears frequently on CBS Sunday Morning. He has won two Emmys, two Webby awards, and a Loeb award for journalism.
Reads more like a series of engaging tech columns than a textbook. This book is chock full of tips and tricks that will help you master your devices, email, social networks, and more. Consider it the antidote to a disorganized life. --The Kansas City Star "Pogue is one of the most astute explorers popular technology has known.... We'd challenge the most confident guru to traverse more than a dozen or so pages without finding a tip that is not only new, but incredibly useful.... Just pick up a copy for yourself. It may not only help you save face, you could find yourself saving a good bit of time and having a lot more fun, too." --Ric Getter, MacDirectory Magazine
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