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What to Expect at the 2012 Mobile World Congress
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Five Apps to Guide Your Green LifeA look at mobile apps that can help you save the environment.
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Six Ways to Increase Your Android Phone's Battery LifeHere's a list of 6 different ways to drastically improve the battery life of your Android phone.
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Do Customers 'Like' You on Facebook?Are you insulting your visitors' sensibilities with useless reveal pages on your Facebook fan page? Find out if you're one of the offenders.
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Guide to Making Android AppsEver wanted to make apps for Android devices? This guide will show you where to get started and what you'll need to learn.
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How to Get Started With a Kindle FireA basic guide to getting started with the new Amazon Kindle Fire.
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3 Quick Tips for Getting More From Siri on the iPhone 4SHere are a few quick tips to help you get more out of the iPhone 4S’s voice recognition app, Siri.
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Why the Kindle Fire's Not Worth GettingThat $199 price tag doesn't tell the whole story. With your new Kindle Fire, you may just be getting more than you'd bargained for.
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Tips for Keeping Your Android Phone Virus-FreeAn in-depth guide to show you how to keep those nasty viruses off of your Android phone.
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7 Things to Hide from Your Faceook TimelineA list of items to hide, delete or avoid posting on Facebook with the new Timeline in place to prevent hackers from getting info they need to get your passwords. -
4 Settings That Can Improve the Battery Life of an iPhone 4SHere are a few tips to extend the battery life of your iPhone 4S without losing any essential functionality.
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Asus Transformer Prime and Ice Cream Sandwich to Fight With Apple and the iPad 2Second generation Android tablets are about to hit the market with the Asus Transformer Prime set to hit the shelves on December 8th, but can twice the processing power and Ice Cream Sandwich finally take the tablet crown from Apple and the iPad 2. -
Setting Up a Virtual Home Network Through Ubuntu OneSetting up a home network among your Ubuntu and Windows computers can be tricky if you have not earned at least two PHDs in computer science. Alternatively, you can simply use Ubuntu One to share folders and files through a virtual home network.
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5 Dumb Internet Fads You'll Never Live DownFive silly things people to so they can take pictures and embarrass themselves online. -
Are Desktop Computers Going Obsolete?If you're attached to your desktop PC, don't look to today’s tech companies for hope. They've seen which way the winds are blowing.
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10 Years of the iPod: A Personal RetrospectiveWhy I loved it and why I wish I still had it.
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How to (Finally) Upgrade from Windows XPWindows XP is now over ten years old. Here's how to upgrade to a more modern OS!
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Privacy May Be Price of ProgressMy view on changing standards of privacy in the Digital Age.
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Choosing a Great Gaming TabletHere are a few tips for choosing a tablet PC if you’re interested in gaming.
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Apple Will Thrive After Steve JobsSteve Jobs was an innovator and a creator. More importantly, he was a leader who demanded perfection from his team at all times. He left an imprint on Apple that is entrenched deep within the framework of its vision. It will thrive moving forward.
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Permanent Dipoles Between Identical Atoms: Rydberg States Overturn TextbooksScientists from Harvard report that a permanent electric dipole has been detected between two rubidium atoms. This is in conflict with textbook theories, and has an interesting explanation.
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Photonic Crystal Sensors for Measuring HazMat ExposureScientists from California have developed a cheap, effective sensor with no moving parts that monitors the performance of respirators. Exposure to hazardous vapors gradually changes the color of light reflecting off the sensor.
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Using Dry Rot to “Surgically Strike” Cellulose: Fungus Genome is SequencedNew research published in the journal Science outlines the genome of a brown rot fungus. This information details how cellulose can be degraded without harming lignin.
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Ultrathin Gold Conductive Layers for Transparent, Flexible Solar CellsBritish chemists have developed a technique that deposits extremely thin and partially transparent layers of gold metal onto both glass and plastic. This is useful for solar cell preparation.
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Choosing a High Definition TelevisionWhat’s the difference between LED, LCD, and Plasma when choosing a high definition television?
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How the Top Wireless Routers Measure UpA look at the top wireless routers on the market.
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Best Photo Editing Software on the Internet!Which photo editing programs are the best for your money? I give you my opinion based on my own personal experience with a wide variety of photo editing software.
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Jury May Be Out for Some Time on Sony SmartTagsIf one were to visit the Sony booth at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, one would come away with the idea smartphones are just going to keep getting smarter and smarter but that really may not be the case.
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Navy Set to Begin Testing Electromagnet RailgunThe Navy has announced that it has finalized plans to being testing it's new railgun magnetic launcher, which it says will revolutionize maritime warfare.
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Brazil Government Sues Twitter Over Users Using Service to Avoid Speed TrapsA local government agency in Brazil is suing Twitter looking to stop drivers from warning other drivers about upcoming checkpoints.
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Building Science Expert Explains What Reduces Utility Bills and What Doesn'tA building science expert reports on the results of testing home improvement techniques meant to reduce utility bills.
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Stanford Researchers a Step Closer to All Electric Highway SystemA group of Stanford researchers have developed a way to transfer electricity from a coil by the side of the road to a moving car, giving them an unlimited driving range without ever having to recharge.
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Inventor Creates Haptic Weather Forecast CubeIn a true stroke of inspiration, a self-professed innovative inventor has created an entirely new way to give weather forecasts.
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A Carbon Fiber Polymer Composite Car Fender as a BatteryImagine the roof of your car or the case of a tablet computer as the battery that powers the device. Kind of boggles the mind...
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How to Install an Operating System on a NetbookHere's a step-by-step guide to installing an operating system on any netbook.
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NASA's Dr. Loftus Invents Medical Marvel, the BiocapsuleFew people have earned the chance to save millions of lives, but Dr. Loftus might be counting himself among those people. The NASA scientist wanted to protect astronauts while in space years at a time. What he created was medical genius.
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Georgia to Be Home to First Nuclear Reactors Since Three Mile IslandOn Thursday, Feb. 9, the NRC voted to grant the first license for a new nuclear reactor on American soil in more than three decades.
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Steve Jobs’ FBI File ReleasedApple co-founder Steve Jobs’ FBI file was released on February 9, 2012, bringing to light some pretty interesting information. Most of the report contained information already known by the public, but some things that were quite shocking.
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Drift HD Action CameraThe Drift HD Action Camera puts action at your fingertips so you can record all those moments that other camcorders miss using mounts that attach to helmets and other sports equipment to a remote to control all the action.
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2012 NAMM ShowOn Saturday, January 21, 2012 Recording Artist FAWN and Videographer John Palisano covers the 2012 NAMM Show for Diversity News TV from Diversity News Productions/Publications publisher of Diversity News Magazine at Anaheim Convention Center.
