Software
Apple, Alleging Patent Infringement, Wins German Court Decision Banning Sales Of Tablets
Apple's latest victory in its intellectual property battle with Samsung Electronics' is a step forward in its broader strategy of using the courts to help cement the unassailable lead its iPad has in the tablet market.
15 Keyboard Shortcuts To Enhance Your PC Productivity
While you may use a PC several hours a day, there are many keyboard shortcuts that you probably don't know and that can speed you up a lot.
These 15 keyboard shortcuts are real gems that can make you more productive.
Best Practices in Backing Up Your Data
Backup is not new to our lexicon of technology terms we think about, use and know. Gone are the days of not backing up at all. However - just backing data up without consideration of recovery, business continuity and disaster recovery is a problem. Here is one way to correct that.
Syncing Gets a Bit Better (for Google users)
One of the consistent headaches I hear shared with me from customers and peers is the challenge of sync (I grumble myself from time to time). The issues are often data not staying consistent from system to system, duplicates and more duplicates. Or worse, an inability to cleanly move data from the web down to a computer and then move it on to a phone or other mobile device.
While this is far from a new problem and I have discussed it before here - I continue to see this challenge surface month after month.
File This Story Under Apps That Monitor Health And Well-Being: A Baby Monitor System That Works From Anywhere
How long you sleep every night, how deep, etc. and other self-tracking metrics is an emerging field. Here’s an app that tracks babies.
TechCrunch writer Robin Wauters has been trying out this app, Evoz, and says it works.
“The company’s broad vision is to enable active parents to monitor the health and wellbeing of their babies even when they’re on the go,” says Wauters.
Things sure have come a long way since my first child was born 20 years ago and we though and placing an intercom in the baby’s room was considered high-tech.
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