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Your laptop battery, you see, starts losing capacity as soon as you drive it off the lot. So what steps can you take to make the battery last as long as possible?
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It's time for the airing of grievances! A recent survey revealed workers' top 10 gripes about the office environment. Number 4: excessive jargon or management-speak. Guess we'll have to think outside the box to solve that one.
Now I've got access to an image generator that gives me perfectly sized placeholders -- like the one you see right here.
Equipped with a new tool, people can now instantly record a screencast that demonstrates the problem, and I can watch it at leisure in my own office.
From the annals of too-good-to-be-true history comes the latest version of OpenOffice, which loads faster, adds support for Microsoft Office 2007 documents, and continues to cost nothing.
It would be great if there was a fast and easy resume generator. where the format is totally up to you, and where it's easy to print or share the resume when you're done.
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I've found a collection of all-glass Windows gadgets that are visually stunning and quite useful at the same time.
Where have you been all our mobile-computing lives, BatteryBar? This great little power gauge provides an at-a-glance overview of your remaining battery life -- and loads more status information when you want it.
Why reach for the mouse when you can accomplish common tasks using only the keyboard. Here are 10 handy Word shortcuts, plus a bonus shortcut for good measure.
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Getting wireless Internet access on your laptop is a tricky proposition -- if there's no hotspot around, your only option is a cellular connection. But phone companies charge a king's ransom to "tether" your laptop to a mobile phone, with fees running as high as $500/year.
What's the buzz on Google Buzz, and should business users be buzzing about it? We're getting buzzed just thinking about it! Okay, we've exhausted the joke supply.
Looks like the blogosphere was playing Chicken Little when it suggested Windows 7 was somehow causing laptop battery failures. As it turns out, the new OS is just a little smarter than its predecessors.
