Microsoft has been around for 35 years and dominated the desktop for most of that time. Google’s goal isn’t to dominate the desktop, because they… Read more
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LogMeIn is smarter and smaller. We tried out the new version, called “LogMeIn Ignition,” that goes on a flash drive. Plug that in into any… Read more
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CrowdFlower.com and CloudCrowd.com are two sites where employers can go to outsource mundane or repetitive task, like entering and compiling… Read more
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Crocodoc.com is a free service that lets you mark up, fill out, and highlight PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint slides, and web… Read more
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Something different: The “Litl” webbook is more like a TV than a computer. It has channels and a remote control; it’s close to… Read more
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Google Wave is where email was 20 years ago, when Bob was one of the few emailers out there. Joy came along a couple years later and was really… Read more
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The “Litl WebBook” is definitely something different. It’s a three-pound laptop that boots into the Internet whenever it detects a wireless… Read more
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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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Not everyone knows about Google Templates. Too bad, because they’re nice. The templates are part of Google Docs and are like Microsoft… Read more
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