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Android Hubs, Part 2: The Music Hub
By Eric Butow
Dec 3, 2012
Samsung has teamed up with the 7digital music service to provide music shopping and downloading on your Galaxy Tab using the built-in Music Hub app. As Eric Butow explains, within the app, you can shop for tracks or entire albums, and you can also add tracks to a playlist.
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Comparing Notebook PCs: A Holiday Shopping Guide
By Michael Miller
Dec 3, 2012
In this holiday shopping guide, author Michael Miller walks you through the different types of notebooks available, and helps you choose the best for your own personal needs.
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The BBC Micro: Why It Mattered
By David Chisnall
Nov 22, 2012
With the Raspberry Pi receiving a lot of attention, David Chisnall looks back at the original project from the 1980s that inspired it: The BBC Micro.
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Android Hubs, Part 1: The Media Hub
By Eric Butow
Nov 19, 2012
Eric Butow takes you on a tour of Android Media Hub, one of four hubs available from Samsung that allows you to shop for, buy, and rent movies and television shows from the Samsung catalog.
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Finding Uses for Old 2.5" Hard Drives
By Ed Tittel
Nov 19, 2012
Do you have any extra 2.5-inch hard disks lying around? Ed Tittel shows you how to make them useful with some accessory housing devices (internal and external).
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New Phone App Features in iOS 6
By Jason Rich
Nov 19, 2012
Jason R. Rich offers advice on how to use the newest features incorporated into the iOS 6 edition of the Phone app, which make it easier to manage calls on the Apple iPhone.
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Upgrading Your Galaxy Tab to Android 4, aka Ice Cream Sandwich
By Eric Butow
Nov 16, 2012
Eric Butow shows you how to upgrade your Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Ice Cream Sandwich and get a quick tour of its features.
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Taking, Storing, and Viewing Pictures on Your Samsung Galaxy Nexus
By Craig James Johnston
Oct 9, 2012
In this chapter, you learn how to take pictures with your Galaxy Nexus, how to store them, and how to share them with friends.
49.
Why We Love to Hate Apple
By Michael Miller
Oct 4, 2012
In this fourth article about tech companies we love to hate, author Michael Miller addresses the major concerns people have with Apple, and tries to determine whether the company deserves this criticism.
50.
Customizing Your iPad
By Gary Rosenzweig
Sep 25, 2012
In this chapter, you learn how to change some of the settings on your iPad such as your background images, sounds, password, and how some apps behave.
51.
Catching Up with PC Backup in 2012
By Ed Tittel
Sep 12, 2012
What's the best backup regimen for your systems, now that online backup is dirt cheap, and disk drives even cheaper? Quick answer: Multiple backups.
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Working with SSDs in Windows 7 and 8
By Ed Tittel
Aug 23, 2012
Follow Ed Tittel's guidelines and dig into the various optimization guides he notes to make the most of your SSD switching experience.
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Is 8-12 GB the "New Normal" for RAM Size, or Should You Go Bigger?
By Ed Tittel
Aug 16, 2012
Upping the memory ceiling on Windows PCs is mostly a matter of choosing 8, 12, 16, or more GB. Find out about some important considerations and the uses to which this RAM will support.
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My Kindle Fire: Using ES File Explorer (Video)
By Jim Cheshire
Apr 17, 2012
Jim Cheshire teaches you how to control of your Kindle Fire's file management using ES File Explorer; a handy utility lets you cut and copy, rename, search through, delete, and explore the properties of your Kindle's files and folders.
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My Kindle Fire: Using LastPass (Video)
By Jim Cheshire
Apr 16, 2012
Jim Cheshire teaches you how to use LastPass, a convenient utility is a password manager that makes web browsing on your Kindle Fire easier and more secure.
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Protecting Your Network from the Wi-Fi Protected Setup Security Hole
By Eric Geier
Mar 12, 2012
Even if you’ve encrypted and secured your wireless network with Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA or WPA2), a security hole affecting most wireless routers may make it fairly easy for those with the right tools to hack your network and connect. Eric Geier shows how to prevent this and protect your network.
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A Look at the 64-Bit ARMv8 Architecture
By David Chisnall
Feb 28, 2012
ARM is the most popular 32-bit architecture in the world, but has only just begun the transition to 64-bit. David Chisnall discusses what we can expect from the upcoming 64-bit version of the architecture.
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Reading on the Kindle Fire
By Jim Cheshire
Feb 13, 2012
In this chapter, you learn about ways that you can find content for your Kindle Fire and how to read and interact with that content. You also find out how you can search your Kindle Fire libraries.
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Reading on Your NOOK Tablet and Beyond
By Patrick Kanouse
Feb 2, 2012
This chapter shows how to read books and other e-content on your NOOK Tablet or Nook app on other platforms.
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Working with Photos and Video on your iPod Touch
By Brad Miser
Jan 16, 2012
In this chapter, you’ll explore all the photo and video functionality that the iPod touch has to offer.

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