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April 2nd, 2012 by
David
Changing the face of shopping on the Internet is not as easy an idea to execute as it is to conceive. There are many different models for trying to lure websurfers into shopping, though the prevailing wisdom is one must have a site or interface that is rich with images. Shopping through pictures you find on the Internet is the basic idea behind sites like Shopalong and Luminate. Making it possible for you to buy what you see in pictures online is the job of the engineers at Luminate. Directing them and making Luminate successful is Troy Chevalier.
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April 2nd, 2012 by
David
Facebook loves to make changes. Facebook is always updating, rearranging, and adding new features to the site, but sometimes the changes come a little too rapidly. People are only just starting to use their Timelines, and now Facebook has another new feature – verified accounts.
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April 2nd, 2012 by
David
There are many settings in education and business where the benefit of a computer may not be easily utilized. For example, teachers who create PowerPoint or other computer-based multimedia presentations often find it difficult to execute those presentations on a single, simple computer screen. Similarly, in business, presentations are made more clearly and dramatically when those to whom you are presenting do not have to hunch over a computer monitor. For large-scale presentations, one needs a digital projector. The Ricoh PJ WX3231N Digital Business Projector is an excellent choice for those with both a computer network and the need to present projects frequently.
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April 1st, 2012 by
David
When Meg Whitman was elected by Hewlett-Packard’s Board of Directors to be the new CEO of HP, the story was all about Meg Whitman, not about how a woman was taking the reins of a powerful technology company. The media became uncharacteristically gender-blind with Meg Whitman and that is promising for the future of business and women in the tech sector. It is also not a surprise in that Hewlett-Packard had been managed by a woman before. That woman was Catherine A. Lesjak.
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April 1st, 2012 by
David
There are plenty of choices out there for mobile service providers – AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, etc. A new company hopes to join the ranks of these mega-corporations and provide customers with convenient, inexpensive mobile phone service.
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April 1st, 2012 by
David
For digital artists, the term “tablet computer” has an entirely different meaning than the term has for most of the rest of the population. Long before Apple released the iPad or Amazon flooded the market with e-readers that have come to be lumped in with tablet computers, there was a peripheral for computers called a tablet. Wacom still makes tablets, which remain an invaluable tool for digital artists. One of the best tablets on the market is the Wacom Intuos5 touch Large Pen Tablet.
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March 31st, 2012 by
David
There are few sectors of business where the glass ceiling is more evident than the technology sector. For whatever reason, women in executive level and high management positions are almost completely absent from the ranks of the tech sector. Even as some companies in the tech sector work to change the disappointing way women are excluded from top positions, the companies that lead the charge of businesses that have women on their executive management team are always looking to put the best person in the available position. For Deutsche Telekom, the parent company of T-Mobile U.S.A., that meant hiring Claudia Nemat.
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March 31st, 2012 by
David
At one time, not that long ago, Internet users looking for a social media experience went immediately to MySpace. There, they could update their profile, post messages, and talk to their friends. The site was mainly a hit with teenagers, but featured a great space for independent musicians to get their music featured because of the large media section on the site.
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March 31st, 2012 by
David
There are so many options when it comes to USB flash drives that it is hard to decide what factor one ought to prioritize when choosing a flash drive. There are so many options for those who want their USB flash drive to reflect their personality. For sheer volume of information, Victorinox now offers a 1TB flash drive and many other flash drives appeal to consumers based upon their fast data transfer speeds. But what about security? When it comes to security, no one beats Ironkey for USB flash drives!
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March 30th, 2012 by
David
The social network landscape continues to change. With Facebook going public and changing their privacy policies and the rise of Google+, the media would almost have you forget there are any other social networks on the Internet! Despite that perception, there are several other Internet social networks and many of them have benefits and intriguing aspects that the major social networks lack. The differences in how the Internet social networks look, feel and operate are the result of each networks engineering department. For Yammer, Kris Gale is the engineer in charge.
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