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How To Solve Tech Generation DifferencesHow much of their online life are your kids hiding from you? Here's how to bridge the technology generation gap

Best Television Buying Time? Next Year (Part 2)Here are the six coming technologies that should delay all your AV gear and television buying until 2014

Best Television Buying Time? Next Year (Part 1)New pending technologies mean you should postpone all your AV gear and television buying until 2014

Google Voice record iPhone calls, how to switch to another phone

How to Record Calls on iPhone, Android, Blackberry Using Google VoiceHow to set up Google Voice to record calls, switch to other phones and more

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Heart Rate Monitor Basics- From Chest Straps to Apps and Heart Rate Zones

By: Barb Gonzalez

May 29, 2012

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Heart Rate Monitors From Chest Straps to Apps

To get in shape faster, learn the heart rate monitor basics and find out what types of heart rate monitors are available. Learn why you want to use a heart rate

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How NOT To Shoot Smartphone video

By: Stewart Wolpin

May 25, 2012

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In what position do you hold your smartphone when you shoot video? If you're holding it vertically, you're holding it wrong.

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Update Hulu Plus for iPad and iPhone for a Second Screen

By: Barb Gonzalez

May 22, 2012

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Hulu Plus Update for iPad creates 2nd Screen

The Hulu Plus iPad and iPhone app just got better. Find out how to turn your iPad into a second screen and get better video quality.

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How to Sign PDF Forms to Fax, Email and Save

By: Barb Gonzalez

May 21, 2012

Have you ever wondered how to sign PDF Documents that are available to fill out online for government, medical, or other websites? DMV forms, online tax preparation forms, medical history forms are available as PDF (portable document format). If you save the form to your computer, you can fill it out and sign it in Adobe Reader 10. Completed forms can be saved, faxed and emailed.

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Clearing Cache in Web Browsers

By: Barb Gonzalez

May 17, 2012

If you are having trouble with loading web pages, or you know a page has changed but you don't see the changes, you may need to clear the cache in your web browser.  When you visit web pages, your web browser—Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Chrome— will temporarily store the page's content. By caching the images, scripts, and text, web pages will load faster. When a page is redesigned, you may not see the new page correctly because it is showing you the stored page. If web pages are not showing up correctly or you have problems, it's time to clear the cache.

How to Clear cache in Google Chrome for PC

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Crowd Funding Secrets: How to Raise Money Online

By: Scott Steinberg

May 17, 2012

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How to Raise Money for Online Fundraising Campaigns

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What is the Facebook Birthday Protocol?

By: Stewart Wolpin

May 15, 2012

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How do you answer dozens of birthday greetings posted on Facebook? We polled some social media etiquette experts to discover the most polite ways to respond.

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Learn How To Use Your Android Smartphone

By: Stewart Wolpin

May 2, 2012

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