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1st Annual World Backup Day March 31st 2011.

1st Annual World Backup Day March 31st 2011.

Tomorrow is the 1st annual World Backup Day! And I think this is a great idea. As part of securing your computer you should have a reliable backup of your entire hard drive in case of an accident, theft, or your computer just plain dies on you. Always have a remote backup in the event you lose what is now, arguably, your most important asset. Pictures, music, videos, financial documents, work related stuff, my entire blog and all...

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It’s Here! MLB At Bat 2011 w/Twitter Functionality Built In

It’s Here! MLB At Bat 2011 w/Twitter Functionality Built In

Finally. The MLB at Bat 2011 iPhone app arrived early thursday morning and special mention to reader Joel Francisco who was the first to confirm the app had finally arrived in the app store. Here is my take on it… It’s pretty much the same app as last year. There is one huge difference that really caught me by surprise simply because it is a feature that I would have never thought to add but is a great addition to the app…...

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The Future of Credit Cards – Via ZDNet

The Future of Credit Cards – Via ZDNet

Credit Cards - They’re a modern-day must. Anyone who’s ever forgotten their credit card at home or worse, lost it, knows exactly how crucial that piece of plastic truly is. With rampant fraud and ID theft though, most cardholders are equally aware of the risks. But what if the account number on your card disappeared when not in use? ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das explores payment innovations from Dynamics, Square and Bling Nation....

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The History of AOL & Are You Still Paying For It?

The History of AOL & Are You Still Paying For It?

This week AOL teams up with the Huffington Post, a former Tech Titan and my favorite blog, to bring you, I don’t know what but just when you thought AOL was completely dead, a la Myspace, they start to make me think they just might make a comeback. Most kids today don’t realize how huge AOL was and consider dial up an ancient technology way before their time. Here is a quick AOL history lesson by Molly from Rocketboom...

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Goodbye MOZY? Maybe, I’m Not Sure…

Goodbye MOZY? Maybe, I’m Not Sure…

I have been using MOZY online backups for years now. Mozy is an online backup service for both Windows and Mac users. The cloud service allows users to back up data continuously, manually or schedule updates. Mozy is known for offering affordable backup storage space for home and business users. For $5 a month I could backup my whole computer online securely. MOZY’s small backup program worked quietly in the background and offered...

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