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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Reading in the Digital Age
There’s an interesting article at Wired.com today about how much reading we do in the digital age. Turns out that, contrary to what many have thought, we actually read far more words on a daily basis than we used to … Continue reading
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Video Camera Comparisons
Engadget has a nice buyers guide for video cameras today. It’s not complete (it’s missing models from Kodak, among others, which has a microphone jack), but it does provide some good guidance for a range of models. It’s amazing how … Continue reading
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Security in the Age of Itty Bitty Storage
If you are using your device for storing any kind of information you don’t want shared all across the world (whether it’s your student’s grades or that angry letter you wrote just to get it out of your system but never plan to send), you need to consider your security options. Continue reading
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