BUILD A WORLD
There’s a new world out there. We mean a virtual world. You’re going to create it. You have to sign up at Metaplace.com and put your name on a… Read more
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There’s a new world out there. We mean a virtual world. You’re going to create it. You have to sign up at Metaplace.com and put your name on a… Read more
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Google Earth, now out in version 5, is a free program that lets you glide around the world, zooming in on photos, video clips and satellite… Read more
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Whiteboards are the modern equivalent of our old school blackboards and they’re great. Bob’s ideal room would be a duplicate of one he saw in… Read more
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Nine thousand memory sticks are lost at dry cleaners in the United Kingdom every year, left behind in the pockets. Hopefully none of them contained… Read more
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The free online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, can now be downloaded into your cell phone, if you have a Blackberry or your phone uses the Windows Mobile… Read more
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The free AVG Anti-Virus is one of our favorite programs and has been recommended by most tech support people because it doesn’t slow down your… Read more
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SnapMyLife.com is a photo-sharing site that makes it easy to send photos from your camera phone to an online gallery where they can be shared. It… Read more
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Buuuz.com is a news and information sharing service with a really pleasant interface. The site shows a cartoon sea with small islands…. Read more
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Our favorite web sites for music are Pandora.com and Slacker.com. Both let you create an Internet radio station that delivers your favorite style… Read more
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You can set up a secure private link between two or more computers using a Virtual Private Network (VPN), like the one corporations use. This is a… Read more
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