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Writing email isn't exactly Shakespeare, but there's an art to it nonetheless. Read on for the top 5 email dos and the top 5 email don'ts.
Wish your business could have a single phone number, like 1-800-MEGA-CORP, with a slew of extensions? Well, you can, and it won't cost very much (or anything at all).
If you spend a good chunk of your day staring at Gmail on the Web, here's your chance to remove some of its garish, unwanted features and buttons.
Before you fling yourself with reckless abandon onto Google's enticingly free airport Wi-Fi, make sure to lock down your PC. After all, these are open, unsecured networks.
All those days of meticulously comparing various versions of your documents are gone. I've got the bead on a free online service that makes reconciling copies of Word documents as easy as pie.
Microsoft is rolling out a free, ad-supported version of Office, called Office Starter Edition. And Microsoft is looking for beta testers. Want to sign up?
In the market for your own netbook? It's not hard to choose the perfect model, as long as you follow this advice about battery, screen size, and operating system.
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Traveling this holiday season? Well, it seems that pretty much all of the major search engines have conspired to bring you free Wi-Fi. Here's how to get yours.
The cloud is the new floppy disk. Unfortunately, it's hard to find a cloud with the right mix of features, capacity, and price. Now I've got a new option that has DropBox's integration, more capacity, and other conveniences as well.
You've probably been managing your windows (and Windows) the same way for years, but if you can break out of that rut, Windows 7 will make your computing life a lot easier.
What time is it when Walmart offers $100 off on the purchase of a BlackBerry? Time to buy a new phone, of course. If you're in the market for a new smartphone, this could be your lucky day.
A recent update to Bing makes it a strong choice for your search needs while on the go.
First-generation netbooks left much to be desired. Have the newer models improved enough to make them worthwhile travel companions?
Rick and Dave don't agree on much, but they do think it's getting harder and harder for writers, photographers, and other creative professionals to earn a living. Is there an answer?
