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Free Tool Saves Time & Money for Online Shoppers
What if you could instantly find out when a price on an online item hits a low point?
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Bob Rankin: Can Roku Replace Cable TV?
If you’re thinking about dropping your cable TV in favor of online TV and movie streaming, you should know about the Roku box, which makes it simple to bring online video to your big screen TV. Here’s a review of the latest Roku 2 models, and my take on whether it can replace your cable TV subscription…
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Winnews.com: Using Pen & Touch Input on Windows 7
Windows 8 is coming next year (at least, that’s what we expect) and we all know it’s going to be optimized for touch screens and tablets.
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GFI Vipre: Facebook Users Beware-A little too chatty?
There’s a program called ChatSend currently doing the rounds on Facebook, and at time of writing just over 114,000 people have hit the “Like” button which no doubt means a high proportion of that tally have downloaded and installed it. Including one in my stream—
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Chris Pirillo: Is the Chromebook Good Enough?
The Chromebook has been out for a while, and it certainly has its pros and cons. While it may be a capable device for general web browsing, it is held back by a high price point and general lack of features to support the cost of entry.
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Maketecheasier.com: How to make Windows 7 System Startup & Shutdown on a schedule.
Some of us like our PC to always be ready when we enter the room. Waiting for the system to boot up can be annoying. Thankfully, there is a solution that allows you to schedule startups and shutdowns to save you time, and possibly reduce your electricity bill.
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Windows Observer: How to Create Your Own Dynamic RSS Themes
Ever wonder how those dynamic Windows 7 themes work? Well I want to show you just how you can create your own dynamic theme with just a few extra steps in front of the typical built in sharing that Windows 7 offers through Theme Packs. First you need a theme file and for this we are just going to utilize one of the files that are already included in Windows 7.
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Excel.Tips.Net: Returning a Weight and a Date
David asked how he could return a date associated with the maximum value in a particular column. In David’s application, he had two columns containing dates and weights associated with those dates. He could figure out how to determine the maximum weight, but not how to pull the date on which that weight occurred.
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Techlicious: 6 Essential Travel Items for Your Laptop Bag
When I pack my laptop bag for a day of meetings around town or a trip across the country, there are essential items I know from experience to keep on hand. These items will keep your gear charged, get you connected to the Internet and let you work effectively even in suboptimal conditions.
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