Good-bye, Steve. I'll miss your fine work with PC World Magazine. Take care and all the best to you!

Steve, I also believe you were the best columnist at PCWorld. Most of the apps on my computers came directly from your articles. No way would I have found these great programs on my own.

You will surely be missed and you can be sure that I'll be checking your website frequently.

This will be a sad day for PC World. I also agree with other comments here especially Darryl Gittins

"I have to say, though, that I was not happy when PC World changed your newsletter so that I no longer received the whole newsletter in my inbox, and only instead received a teaser with a link. Don’t know why they did that, but I sure didn’t like it. I can only guess that the decision was made by bean counters who wanted to drag your loyal readers over the coals of PC World's ads and popups by forcing them to visit the site. I, for one, do not like being manipulated like this."

I've now unsubscribed from PC World, and will be looking forward to you new TechBite newsletter, which I've already forwarded the link to to the several hundred of my email friends.

So in the words of an old character from Trek."Live long and prosper!"

Steve,
For many years I read PCWorld because of your column. I wish you all the best, and have already signed up for the new newsletter. Thanks you much, you have taught me alot!
Mary Andrews

"moving on"?

uhmmmm....yeah, right PCW! you're a real class act PCW! moving on?...you mean 'fired cuz we can't manage our owner!'

lame PCW....lame.

Sorry to see you go from PCWorld. I looked forward to both your mag. column and your email column, despite the changes made to the latter by the mag. I echo the sentiments and accolades already made in this comment following your farewell message. I presume you are phasing into retirement mode. Having done that nearly 12 years ago, I recommend it.

LOL -- nope, not at all. You can find me at http://www.techbite.com and sign up for my free, new newsletter.

--Steve