Discovery News reports that since the original idea for a “revolving staircase” back in the late 1850s, the whole concept of what an escalator is, and how it works, have come a long way. Escalators, when they’re working of course, are a marvel for getting from Point A to Point B. That’s particularly true when […]
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Engadget just happened to catch ABC Nightline’s Google TV special last night, and lo and behold, there’s a sneak preview of Sony’s Google TV… and with it, a never-before-seen controller.
When it comes to business communication, Skype is an invaluable tool. Its impressive array of features make it ideal for sending files, checking in on business partners, holding video conferences and making international calls. Open Forum has these tips for utilizing skype for your business. 1. Screen Sharing may be Skype’s best feature: It amazes
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From the All That Is Old Is New Again Department comes this: The new state-of-the-art high-tech iPod Nano is being used as a wristwatch. According to The Arizona Republic, the compact portable music player, with its 1 1/2-inch-square screen, has a function that tells time. Not by using a digital readout but by creating a
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Want to get an extra early jump on this year’s holiday must-haves? Take an exclusive look at what products Google says are already burning up the Internet 14 weeks before Christmas. CNNMoney reports that Google’s trends spotting tool — “Insight for search” — which debuted in 2008, allows anyone to get a broad overview or
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The new Verbatim Clip-it USB Drive combines the utility of the humble paper clip with the state of the art digital storage of a flash drive. “Clip-it USB Drive” can easily be attached to documents or other objects just as you would use a paperclip. Available in a range of vibrant colors: Yellow, Green, Pink,
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With the second week of the NFL season just days away, The Cleveland Plain Dealer takes a look at some of the products available for the 21st century tailgater. Drill Blender You normally don’t have a blender in your truck, but you might have a cordless drill. That’s all you need to enter margarita and
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Tech Support by the Minute If you’re having computer problems, who do you call for tech support? Taking your computer in for repair can cost $50 or more. And that’s just for a consultation. If you want them to come to your home the fee goes higher. On the other hand, one entrepreneur has found
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High technology and green energy may yet provide the solution to unemployment numbers that continue to hover near double digits. But, according to The Kansas City Star, while some people wait for the digital future, others are doing just fine with careers anchored in the past. Whether it’s making old-fashioned milk shakes, developing film or
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