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You can stealthily monitor everything your children or employees are doing with “AceSpy.”

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Getting our printer to work with Windows 7.

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Say you  like the photo you found on a friend’s Facebook page, but it’s trapped; there’s no decent way to print it and share it with Grandma. Shutterfly’s new Wink service lets you make filmstrip photo prints from Facebook, Flickr and the iPhone. Go to  wink.shutterfly.com, or the iPhone app store,  gather three to five photos from your iPhone, Facebook or Flickr page and arrange into a Photostrip template. The Photostrip is delivered in a mailer with a personalized note, for $2.50. If you want, you can edit your Photostrip and add special effects, then  publish it on Twitter or Facebook.

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Finding duplicate documents, pictures and music files.

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There are hundreds of free Firefox add-ons and you can see all of them at addons.mozilla.org. Bob likes Scrapbook, Screengrab and Cool Previews.

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Face.com’s free Photo Tagger automatically tags friends’ photos, and notifies you when new ones are uploaded—even if they are not tagged.

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It started on eBay. Joy bought what she thought was a long-lost Simon and Garfunkel CD on eBay but it turned out to be an old vinyl record. We had no way to play that, so we bought a phonograph. You might think these players weren’t made anymore – and for a few years you never saw them advertised. But they are still made, and they’re much cheaper than they were back in the days when high fidelity equipment was all the rage. We started out by buying one from IONaudio.com. It promised to convert any old vinyl record to a digital file that could be turned into a CD, but it was awkward to use and the quality was mediocre. […]

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Google’s FastFlip and free anti-virus solutions.

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Trends: A third of all laptops fail in the first three years. One fourth of teen drivers text while driving.

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If you like to listen to music or an audio book before you go to sleep, and your partner does not, you might like the “Sleep Therapy Pillow Speakers.”

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