Cloud computing is the floating hot topic these days. Its purpose is to have your files and programs always accessible via the Internet, no matter… Read more
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So what is Google Wave? It’s a kind of super email that allows lots of people to jump into the middle of a conversation, add their two cents and… Read more
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Outright.com is a free bookkeeping service. What’s new: You can call in your expenses to keep track of them. Outright tells you what you… Read more
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The shopping period right after Thanksgiving is prime time for leaving cell phones in taxi cabs. Over 30,000 mobile phones are left in New York… Read more
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You can get free college lectures at guidetoonlineschools.com/online-classes, or if that’s too hard to remember, go to tinyurl.com/mp3class. The… Read more
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CompareMyDocs.com is a free web service lets you compare and merge up to six documents at once. Six documents on the same screen makes us dizzy,… Read more
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Well, we have Windows 7 up and running now. The good news is it runs fine. The bad news is the “Microsoft Upgrade Advisor.” This is a program you… Read more
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The new Google Chrome operating system isn’t like Windows, Mac or Linux. For one thing, it will make your computer turn on faster than a TV… Read more
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A new iPhone app lets iPhone users get free movies from the Redbox Video Rental Service. If you don’t have an iPhone, you can get promo codes… Read more
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