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Cutting Clutter in Your E-Mail Inbox

Google and Microsoft offer ways to help you find what's important in your email--and ignore the rest.

August 31, 2010

You might expect that I get a lot of e-mail, and you'd be right.  Wading through the hundreds of messages I get in my various e-mail boxes can be a little overwhelming, and there have been times when I've completely missed messages because of the sheer volume of other stuff that ends up in them, despite spam filters and other ways I've used to cut through the chaff.

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Back to School, Online, For Free

Online courseware from many universities lets you dive into classes without paying tuition.

August 30, 2010

The definition of “classroom” has changed significantly in the last decade, especially at major universities that have embraced online courses as part of their curriculum. If pushing your kids out the door to school has awakened in you a hunger for learning,  if you want to refresh your knowledge in a certain subject, or even if you’re considering going back to school to help improve your career prospects,  going back to school can be as easy as a click of the mouse.

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Making Calls From GMail

Google now offers free "phone calls" from within its e-mail and chat client.

August 27, 2010

Remember the good old days, when making a phone call meant using an actual phone? The world of telecommunications just got a bit more interesting.  

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Early Warnings for Cell Minute Minders

OverMyMinutes alerts you when your calling plan is about to hit its minute limit.

August 26, 2010
Over My Minutes

Even with everyone in our family on cell phones, we hardly ever run over our cap on minutes. But when we have, it's been a rude shock. There are few things that throw as much cold water on post-vacation revelry as getting a cell phone bill nearly doubled or tripled by minute overage charges.

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The Video Store in Your Pocket

Netflix is now available on the iPhone--but how much entertainment is too much?

August 26, 2010
Netflix's streaming service has changed the whole dynamic of watching movies. And maybe that's not always a good thing.
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Classic Adventures:Great Gatsby is Click Lit

Great Gatsby offer puzzles and adventure without twitchy fingers.

August 25, 2010

 

While  the Wii, Playstation and XBox 360 are what most people think of when it comes to “gaming” these days, there’s tremendous growth in downloadable and online games for the PC.  Many of these games are easier for older players to play, and can be just as addictive as some of the more intense “enthusiast” games out there—if not moreso.

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For Software, the Future Looks Cloudy

'Cloud computing' is changing the way software is made and sold--and you're probably already using it without knowing.

August 25, 2010
"Cloud" has become one of the biggest buzzwords in technology, But it's a buzzword that means different things, depending on who uses it.
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