Our favorite two programs for making training videos are Snagit and Camtasia, both from Techsmith. But a competitor, CaptureWiz, does almost as well… Read more
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Instead of logging in and out of email, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and similar services, why not have them all accessible at once? Digsby is a… Read more
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Researchers at the University of Calif. in Santa Barbara found that 38 percent of identities stolen by a malicious kind of software known as the… Read more
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Two new Que books about free office suites: “Zoho 4 Everyone,” by Nancy Conner; $23. “Google Docs 4 Everyone,” by Steven… Read more
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Back in the dim, dark reaches of the 1980s you controlled your computer with keyboard commands, using a program called DOS. It stood for Disk… Read more
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The nifitiest little browsing utility we’ve come across in a while is the MiniMap, which works only with Mozilla’s “Firefox” browser. If… Read more
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A survey of 1,100 AT&T wireless customers found that 50 percent play games on their cell phones at work. In fact, playing at work represented 22… Read more
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Spammers and hackers are taking advantage of Swine flu fears by sending out viruses and scams. Be careful when clicking on anything in your email… Read more
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