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RIM preps BlackPad

Research in Motion (RIM) is getting ready to launch codename “BlackPad” this November.  RIM which is most popularly known for their line of smartphones, the Blackberry, will be squaring off with Apple’s IPad.   The tablet style devices have seemed to be really booming in the electronics world this summer, so be on the lookout for…

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System Silencer

Whether you want to launch an application when your computer goes idle or you just simply want to mute your speakers that way when you leave the office your email notifications do not annoy your fellow coworkers, System Silencer can help. System Silencer has a set of stock toggles such as turning off your monitor,…

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Testing Your Local Lan

This tool is free if you use the 1.1 version. How this tool works is it generates a 100mb file to send across the network.  It then clears the windows file cache to keep read times from being skewed too high, reads the file back, clears the cache again, deletes the file, and displays the…

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Facebook OVERLOAD!

What seems to be the single most popular and widely used social networking website on vast Internet today has done it again and set another huge milestone. Facebook now possess more users than the number of Windows 7 licenses out, people in the United States, and the number of Twitter posts on a daily basis all…

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LiberKey Portable Tool

Looking for a nice tool to install to manage other applications and tools on a flash drive? LiberKey is software that installs on a flash drive and allows you to have many portable applications that can be taken to any computer and used without installing them. Basic version has only 12 Apps, standard has 90…

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Cloud Computing Cutting Jobs … Already

Software GIANT Microsoft(R) is reportedly going to be making hundreds of job cuts to its workforce in efforts towards the industry moving towards cloud computing, according to various reports.  A very “insignificant” amount of jobs are going to be diminished when compared to Microsoft’s 88,000+ workforce.  I sense similar trends in the IT industry as more…

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Motherboard Beep Codes Viewer

Do you need a quick reference for those beep codes coming from your motherboard. Give Beep Codes Viewer a try. Beep Codes Viewer is a small, portable, and free application designed to give you a quick reference guide to look up what Beep Codes mean, with different codes by motherboard manufacturer, and see what the…

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LinkSys Emulators

Having a hard time showing someone what you are doing on your own Linksys router? Or are you are Tech that is getting ready to install a new Linksys Router for the first time and would like to test out first. Well http://ui.linksys.com/files/ is a website that you can go to and run almost any router they…

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Remove Unnecessary Startup Entries

If you are suffering from a slow startup on your Windows based machine then I would give StartUpLite a try.  Malwarebytes has created a safe, easy, and efficient way to eliminate those unnecessary applications that automatically start when you turn on your computer. The program allows you to disable or remove unnecessary startup entries…

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Blu-Ray Pushing The Limit

Thanks to a quadruple-layer Blu-ray disc, 128GB of data can now be stored on a single disc, which is about 27x more than your standard DVD!  Thanks to the new Blu-ray standard "BDXL" which allows for the quadruple layer disc, but also has pushed the limits on their triple layer discs, which can now exceed…

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Tweakui

Tweakui gives you the ability to change settings that are normally not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more. This utility is also great to get Windows to Auto login for you without having to change any registry entries.

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