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May 19, 2012
Declutter your office. The best way to scan business cards, receipts and other documents is the Neat Desk and NeatWorks system.
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Nearly every gadget in your home has to be connected to something else via a cable to carry the audio, video, data or Internet information. Which cable connects which devices can be confusing, however. Here's a primer on the 10 most important cables you should be familiar with.
10 Most Important Cables: 1. HDMI
10 Most Important Cables: 2. USB
10 Most Important Cables: 3. Micro USB
10 Most Important Cables: 4. Coaxial
10 Most Important Cables: 5. Ethernet
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How to Connect Your Home Theater to the Internet
Never again complain about there being nothing on TV once you hook your home theater gear to the Internet via a Powerline connection.
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March 2, 2012
kids online safety web parents guide
Top 10 online safety tips for kids, parents, and grandparents. Hints and advice on how to make technology safe and fun for children.
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November 10, 2011
Do NOT Open DHL Express Email
Beware email from DHL Express; don't open the attachment – it contains a virus.
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September 27, 2011
Look ma, no wires – print wirelessly from your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch via Wi-Fi to a new generation of Wi-Fi printers and Apple's AirPrint feature.
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July 29, 2011
Splashtop remote access app on an iPad
Ever need to get at something on your home or office PC, except you were miles away from home? Splashtop lets you remotely access and control your desktop PC as if you were sitting in front of it.
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There's no reason to feel inadequate or stupid – or cheated – when shopping for high-tech electronics. Just follow these 10 steps.
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IBM PC model 5051
IBM, which brought us punch cards, the ATM, the UPC bar code, the IBM PC and Microsoft, a chess champion-beating computer, and a Jeopardy champion-beating computer celebrates its 100th anniversary.
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Photos we shoot, music we buy, documents we create on Apple portable devices will be automatically available on all our Apple devices and PCs via Apple's new iCloud service.
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