I found a wireless speaker system I can love, and it’s called the Minx Air 200. My living room is pre-wired for surround sound, and there is also wiring in place to install speakers on the back porch. When the […]
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Microsoft and Apple have traditionally approached computing and technology from two very different perspectives. Microsoft generally embraces a more open, collaborative philosophy that gives OEM partners and developers freedom to mold the experience as they see fit. Apple, on the
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It’s been a while since I have done a 30 Days series, but I am getting to ready to launch two of them simultaneously. I will be conducting an extensive, real-world review of the Surface Pro 3, and a Nokia
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Tune in to IMI-TechTalk Sunday at 6pm Eastern. I will be joining Tom D’Auria to talk about all of the iOS 8 and Mac OS X ‘Yosemite’ news from WWDC–Apple’s Worlodwide Developer Conference. The show is on KFNX AM 1100 in
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I have to admit that I don’t really care about World Cup 2014. I recognize, though, that I am a distinct minority, and that billions of people around the world will spend the next month glued to televisions and computer
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No more carrying a charger with you everywhere you go. No more scrambling to find a charging cable that fits your device. Wireless charging is finally going to go mainstream thanks to Starbucks. There have been two major obstacles to
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I joined the US Air Force in December of 1988. I was serving at RAF Upper Heyford outside of Oxford, England when the United States initiated Operation Desert Shield to contain Iraqi aggression. I was deployed to Incirlik AB, Turkey
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OneNote is the crown jewel of Microsoft Office. It doesn’t get as much attention as the core four (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook), but it has quietly become one of the most widely-used tools from the Office suite. That is
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Comments on posts are a great way to engage readers (or customers) and build credibility for your brand or business. There are two things that can ruin it, though, trolls and comment spam. Trolls post vitriolic or incendiary comments with
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It is only one of seven security bulletins issued by Microsoft for the June 2014 Patch Tuesday, but MS14-035 is by far the most urgent and critical of the bunch. This one update fixes 59 separate vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer.
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