Regardless of what kind of smartphone you use, there’s a wide array apps that put helpful information at your fingertips.

Have you tried Skype yet? Your kids are doing it. Oprah’s doing it. Here’s why you should, too.

One of the best ways to ensure that prospects and clients can actually find your site is to optimize it for search engines. Focus on one task per week, and in six weeks you'll be well on your way to better visibility online.

Since many buyers today narrow their choices based on online photos, virtual staging is an economical way to show the potential of a vacant property.

Check out this list of social media sites that real estate professionals are using to reach out to new customers.

Practitioners are lending out preprogrammed automotive GPS devices to customers, who can use the technology to guide them from home to home. And some new in-car GPS products have Web access, which adds the ability to upload or remove addresses in real time, while customers are on the road.

Turn your iPhone into a business power tool with some of these free or inexpensive applications.

Get the most from social media tools by following these basic rules.

Today’s real estate professional can create "mashups" by taking a service from one Web site and pairing it with the data from another site, creating a hybrid Web application whose value surpasses the original components. The value of mashups as marketing tools is limited only by the available data and your creativity.

Take the necessary steps to protect your digital assets. A few simple measures and a few critical minutes can make the difference between happiness and tragedy.

The Internet may have started out as a text-based way to communicate, but these days, the Web is reinventing itself into what sometimes feels like a virtual movie theater.