iStory Time is a free Apple app with children’s books. The first four books: Madagascar, Robin Hood, the Smurfs and Ice Age, are free:. After that it’s $3 a book. You can have the books read to you or read them yourself. The Robin Hood book comes with a history of the time.
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“MacroDroid” automates familiar tasks. You choose the trigger. For instance, set it up so that shaking the phone uploads the last photo to Facebook. When you’re in a meeting, have an automated reply send out a map link to your location.
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Doctape is for organizing documents on your phone or tablet. They’re converted from a possible 80 different formats so you can view them in any web browser. This means you don’t have to have the right app to open them.
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We heard from a reader who is donating his computer to the Salvation Army but wants to remove his personal stuff first. He didn’t mean deleting in the usual way, because that can be recovered. Skilled recovery experts can even resurrect data from a computer that’s been reformatted.
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Everyone’s buzzing about the new iPhone 5S fingerprint technology. Two days after it hit the stores, however, the “Chaos Computing Club,” a German hacker group, unlocked it with a fake fingerprint.
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A pretty girl, very sweet looking, knocked on our door and said to Joy:”I have to get on the Internet. Can I use your password?” We didn’t know her and she wasn’t a neighbor, but she stood poised and ready with notebook and pen to take down our password.
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