• February 23, 2013

How to find Affordable Computer Workstation Furniture

Whether you are setting up a work area at home or a new office it can be a daunting task to find affordable furniture. However, there are possibilities available that can help you to find the perfect computer workstation furniture without going over your budget. In order to find the right pieces you may consider…

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Canonical Releases Ubuntu Linux for Tablets, Aims at Device Convergence

It’s been six weeks since Canonical has released Ubuntu for phones. Yet while people were anticipating its release, the team also surprised many with news that Ubuntu for tablets is out as well.   Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical and Ubuntu, describes this release as one that aims at device convergence, in saying, “Multitasking productivity…

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Migration of 60 Million users to Outlook.com Complete, Offers Clear Competition to Google

It’s been about six months since Microsoft released Outlook.com, which is meant to replace its outdated Hotmail service, and with almost 60 million users that have switched over, the company is on the verge of launching the biggest marketing campaign ever for its new webmail service.   In an effort to get people to try…

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Keep Your Composure and Your Power

Unforeseen snarls can come at moment’s notice. Whether they’re major or minor, you want to be in a good position to face them, and your share of articles like an AC isolation transformer, or emergency lighting inverter, is something you cannot do without. Make sure you can count on them when you need them by…

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The Google Vs. Apple Approach – Key Differences

Whenever the subject of smartphones is brought up, there are two names that are almost impossible to ignore: Apple and Google.  And while they take an almost identical approach to the way they manufacture these product, very little is common about the companies outside the field of smartphones.  Take for example, the Maps projects that…

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