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Review: Get Your Slice of the Stimulus Pie with Tax Software from H&R Block and TurboTax
According to the White House, 95% of American households are eligible to benefit from the American Recovery and Investment Act. We review tax software from H&R Block and TurboTax ensure you maximize your refund this year.
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How-To: How to Protect Your Kids from Inappropriate Content Online, on TV and in Video Games
With so many potential avenues for your kids to access inappropriate content, you need to be savvy about the ways you can control what your children are exposed to. This video, produced in conjunction with Parents TV, will guide you through the options.
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How-To: How to Maximize the Life of Rechargable Batteries
From camcorders to screwdrivers to cellphones, numerous devices run on rechargeable Li-ion batteries. Getting the most power and the longest life out of your batteries is straightforward if you follow some basic guidelines. -
Blog: Get More out of the Olympics Using Twitter, Facebook and YouTube
The amount of social media coverage for this Olympics is unprecedented. So here are some of the sites to surf while staring at the skiing and skating.
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Blog: Peregrine Glove Replaces Your Keyboard for Gaming and Other Programs
The Peregrine glove allows you to play an online game like World of Warcraft or manipulate a computer program like Photoshop or InDesign with literally the touch of your fingertips. -
Blog: Common Passwords are Still Far Too Common
In December 2009, a hacker posted 32 million passwords to the Internet stolen from website RockYou.com. An analysis of the passwords by security firm Imperva shows that using easy-to-hack passwords is still far too common. -
How-To: How to Create Custom Memo Pads
Whether you run a small business and are looking for professional note paper or want to create unique party favors for your kid, custom memo pads are fun and easy to make.
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Review: Kidos Makes Any Computer Child Friendly
Targeting 3-7 year olds, Kidos downloadable software temporarily turns your regular computer into a kids computer, with a secure desktop and customized interface.
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Blog: Intel Launches App Store Targeting Netbooks
Last week, Intel announced the beta launch of their App Store targeting netbook computers. It's an interesting concept—provide light-weight apps to expand the usefulness of Intel Atom processor-based netbooks—but it's not fully baked yet.
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Blog: Sony Dash Personal Internet Viewer Puts Apps on the Nightstand
Whether it’s viewing photos, listening to Internet Radio, checking the weather, or catching up on your latest social networking feeds, Sony’s Dash has the Internet applications to deliver a custom Web experience.
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