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Tabbles Organizes Files Your Way With "Tag Bubbles" See your files organized by multiple traits, not disk position, with Tabbles--but be prepared for slow performance.
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Heartland Hacker Pleads Guilty in Third Case The hacker charged with the Heartland data theft pleaded guilty a third time.
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Why Aren't GPS Navigation Systems More Reliable? Once again, a GPS device sends hapless travelers down the wrong path -- and ironically, GPS saves them in the end.
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The Best Games of 2010 Although the recession caught up with the video games industry this year, there were plenty of games to love no matter what genre you’re into.
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Ex-Seagate Employee Says Company Destroyed Evidence A former Seagate engineer claims in an affidavit that Seagate deliberately destroyed the source code pertaining to a disk driving using engineering company Convolve's intellectual property.
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Dragon Age Expansion Rings in the New Year Next Week BioWare says it's next DLC expansion to roleplaying opus Dragon Age Origins will be available for Xbox 360 and Windows January 5.
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Top 10 Stupid Tech Moves of 2009 What do Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and AT&T have in common? They all brought low comedy to high tech this year.
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Microsoft Must Sell the Cloud to IT Pros in 2010 Experts say Microsoft's big task for the coming year is clear: explain to enterprise IT folks precisely how and why they should live in a cloud.
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Nokia Launches New Assault in Patent Battle, Your Move Apple Nokia has expanded the scope of its patent claims against Apple and taken the battle to the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC).
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Should Users Worry About New Cellular Hack? If you are doing something highly sensitive--or illegal--you may have reason to worry. Most business users still receive "good enough" protection for their calls.
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Tech Companies Had Lots to Be Sorry for in 2009 Kanye West, President Obama and David Letterman grabbed headlines this year when they apologized for their behavior. Which high-tech companies did the same?
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Google Schedules Android Event for Jan. 5 Apparently, Google CEO Eric Schmidt took some pages from the Apple playbook when he departed the company's board earlier this year. On Tuesday, the search giant...
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Eight Reasons to Choose Safari or Firefox There are many fine Mac Web browsers to choose from, and no reason not to have several installed so that you can switch among them as needed. Even so, most of us...
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Add ExpressCard Solid State Drive to Some MacBook Pros While I appreciate that the Macs of today are leaps and bounds faster than their predecessors, that doesn't mean I'm always happy with the speed of my machines...
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Disable Spell Checking in Stickies in 10.6 I use the Stickies application as a catch-all for weird stuff I know I want to keep, but I'm not quite sure where I want to keep it. Eventually, I find homes for...
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Tabbles Organizes Files Your Way With "Tag Bubbles" See your files organized by multiple traits, not disk position, with Tabbles--but be prepared for slow performance.
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Heartland Hacker Pleads Guilty in Third Case The hacker charged with the Heartland data theft pleaded guilty a third time.
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Why Aren't GPS Navigation Systems More Reliable? Once again, a GPS device sends hapless travelers down the wrong path -- and ironically, GPS saves them in the end.
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The Best Games of 2010 Although the recession caught up with the video games industry this year, there were plenty of games to love no matter what genre you’re into.
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Ex-Seagate Employee Says Company Destroyed Evidence A former Seagate engineer claims in an affidavit that Seagate deliberately destroyed the source code pertaining to a disk driving using engineering company Convolve's intellectual property.
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Dragon Age Expansion Rings in the New Year Next Week BioWare says it's next DLC expansion to roleplaying opus Dragon Age Origins will be available for Xbox 360 and Windows January 5.
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Top 10 Stupid Tech Moves of 2009 What do Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and AT&T have in common? They all brought low comedy to high tech this year.
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Microsoft Must Sell the Cloud to IT Pros in 2010 Experts say Microsoft's big task for the coming year is clear: explain to enterprise IT folks precisely how and why they should live in a cloud.
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Nokia Launches New Assault in Patent Battle, Your Move Apple Nokia has expanded the scope of its patent claims against Apple and taken the battle to the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC).
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Should Users Worry About New Cellular Hack? If you are doing something highly sensitive--or illegal--you may have reason to worry. Most business users still receive "good enough" protection for their calls.
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