WIRELESS INTERNET: In an effort to help those who are unfamiliar with wireless internet understand some of the new concepts RVers are now using for email and surfing the web, Larry McLemore provides a general description of this new tool DOWNLOADING FROM THE INTERNET: Larry McLemore describes types of software that is available free, or on a trial basis, and offers some tips for taking advantage of it safely. CELLULAR AND WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY: RVers who may be contemplating using a cell phone for meeting part of their online needs need to read this. Also explained is how to program your computer to make connections using a phone card (reprinted with permission of Author). AT&T''S "ONE RATE" CELLULAR TELEPHONE PLAN: We've seen a lot of interest by RVers in discovering a cellular telephone service that offers no roaming charges and no long distance charges. On the surface, it sounds too good to be true. The answer seems to be that for some it is, but for others it isn't. Mel Cheney explains... THINGS THAT DON'T WORK: We're told there are lots of options for using technology to support RVers' communications. But some of the options really don't perform as advertised. Here are some that fall short of delivering what we really want. ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ON THE ROAD: Mel and Susan Chaney explore the dilemma of persuading an RV park owner or manager to let RVers hook up to access their email or other online services while they're traveling. You'll want to know these tips from our resident experts on getting online while RVing. EXPLORING RV POWER SOURCES: Understanding the power source requirements for your computer involves understanding as well the opportunities and limitations inherent in all types of power sources available to your RV. Here Mel sets forth a comprehensive analysis of what all RVers should understand about what makes our rigs "tick". SATELLITE AND CELLULAR OPTIONS: Here are some things that can be done, but of course at a price. But it's well to stay informed of the technologies, because we'll be looking for prices to come down on some of these in the future. MANAGING BANKING AND OTHER ASSETS Most full timers, and even extended timers, need to do some serious financial planning before heading out on the road. What used to be your local bank in town is no longer an option. This article provides a superb in-depth look at how online services can help manage those financial services needs on the road. WIRELESS PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES Mel explores the world of radio communications options. He's done some excellent research about options that are available right now -- and speculates on some that are on the near horizon. This is a gangbusters article, and a "must read" for PC and Mac users alike. GPS TRACKING AND ELECTRONIC MAPS: Here Mel and Susan provide a wealth of information for both PC and Mac owners concerning new options for putting the wonderful world of GPS to work to support your RV trip planning and travels. ACCOUSTIC COUPLERS, SATELLITE, AND CELLULAR: What about the options to simply finding a modem friendly RV park? Are there other options RVers should consider? What are they? How effective are they? And what should you expect to pay for them?