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April 6th, 2012 by
David
With smartphone technology and mobile computing technology constantly changing, it can be exceptionally difficult for a communications business to remain competitive. By the very nature of discovery, if your business is not the first to market with a product or technological advance, you end up following someone else. In the tech sector there are few things worse than being a follower and in the mobile phone carrier industry, that is especially true. So, when Sprint-Nextel and Verizon developed 4G networks for their customers, they left the other telecommunications companies in the dust. That, however, was not enough to stop Neville Ray.
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Posted on
April 6th, 2012 by
David
Despite the growing number of choices in the tablet market, where nearly every company has multiple options for customers to choose from, there are two big names for tablets: iPad and Kindle. A few years ago, it would have been inconceivable for Amazon to enter the tablet computer market, but with the success of the Kindle e-reader, the Kindle Fire tablet took the 2011 fourth quarter by storm. Amazon’s sales of the Kindle Fire were boosted, in part by the $199 price tag. Compared to Apple’s iPad at $499, the Kindle Fire seemed like a real value to consumers. Now, other tablet computer manufacturers are following Amazon’s lead and offering more affordable options than Apple Computers.
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April 5th, 2012 by
David
Intel is the largest producer of computer processing chips in the world. Nearly every desktop and laptop uses Intel’s chips – Pentiums, Core i3, etc. – and they are reliable processors. Intel calls its current line of processors Sandy Bridge. Intel originally released the Sandy Bridge processing chips in January 2011, after announcing them in 2009. Read more »
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April 5th, 2012 by
David
Wikipedia is, it might not surprise you to learn, not considered a valid reference by the vast majority of those in academia. Because just anyone can write or edit the articles on Wikipedia, they are often inaccurate or imprecise. Fortunately, there are other resources that educators consider authoritative, even digital resources that are like Wikipedia. One of the most comprehensive, authoritative sources students may use as a reference tool is the 2012 Britannica Ultimate Reference DVD!
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April 4th, 2012 by
David
There are few computer peripherals as important to PC users as the keyboard. For sure, the computer mouse would be a close second, but the keyboard is still the vital interface peripheral for those who continue to use personal computers. There is one name in the computer peripherals market that is virtually synonymous with high quality keyboards and computer mice: Logitech. At the head of Logitech is Guerrino De Luca!
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April 3rd, 2012 by
David
Apple’s new device is not the iPad 3, iPad HD, or The New iPad. “iPad” is its whole name, even though this is the third model in what may prove to be a long line of devices. With such a universally-recognized device, it sometimes helps to re-establish brand awareness and market dominance. By calling it simply “iPad,” Apple reminds consumers that they were the first and definitive tablet computer manufacturer. That type of nod to the market power of the iPad could not have been done with a name like third-generation iPad, iPad 3, or iPad HD.
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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
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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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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