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61.	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.
62.	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.
63.	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.
64.	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.
65.	Playing Music and Video on the Samsung Galaxy Tab By Eric Butow, Lonzell Watson Jan 12, 2012 In this chapter, you learn how to get the most out of the media and entertainment capabilities of the Galaxy Tab.
66.	My HTC Evo 3D: Audio and Video By Craig James Johnston, Lonzell Watson Jan 11, 2012 In this chapter, you learn how to get the most out of the media and entertainment capabilities of the EVO 3D.
67.	My iPhone: Connecting to the Internet, Bluetooth Devices, and iPhones/iPods/iPads By Brad Miser Jan 5, 2012 In this chapter, you explore how to connect your iPhone to the Internet and to other iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads.
68.	Slim Down Your Windows 7 System Drive for Notebook SSD Migration By Ed Tittel Dec 13, 2011 Ed Tittel shows how to make the switch from a traditional hard drive to an SSD.
69.	Hack This: Milkymist VJ Console Hackerspace Project By John Baichtal Dec 7, 2011 After years of using ordinary PCs for interactive VJing, the team at Paris hackerspace /tmp/lab decided to build their own, creating Milkymist, a custom board that generates visualizations based on sensor input and musical rhythms.
70.	Upgrading & Repairing PCs: Optical Storage By Scott Mueller Nov 1, 2011 In this chapter Scott Mueller describes how optical drives and media are similar, how they differ from each other, and how they can be used to enhance your storage and playback options.
71.	Secunia PSI: The Best Software Update Tool You've Never Heard Of By Ed Tittel Oct 12, 2011 If you have multiple computers in various configurations, how can you keep all these systems and packages current with security updates? Ed Tittel recommends a handy free program that polices software, watching out for anything that's out of date.
72.	Supporting Solid State Disks By David Chisnall Oct 10, 2011 David Chisnall continues his look at solid state disks, examining the changes that are required in operating systems as flash takes over from mechanical disks as the dominant storage technology.
73.	The Intel Driver Update Utility: An Occasionally Great Tool By Ed Tittel Oct 6, 2011 How can you keep the many drivers for your various Intel devices up to date? There's an application for that: the Intel Driver Update Utility.
74.	Solid State Disks: Now and In the Future By David Chisnall Oct 5, 2011 In the first of a two-part series, David Chisnall looks at solid state disks, examining the storage technology choices and how far the technology has come over the years.
75.	Spring-Cleaning Your Computers By Eric Geier May 10, 2011 Cleaning your computes can help increase performance and fix issues. Eric Geier walks you through the software and physical cleaning of your machines.
76.	Free Tools for Troubleshooting and Fixing PC Issues By Eric Geier Mar 29, 2011 Eric Geier shares free utilities to diagnose and repair the most popular computer issues.
77.	Upgrading and Repairing PCs: Memory By Scott Mueller Jan 6, 2010 Scott Mueller examines what memory is, where it fits into the PC architecture, and how it works. Then he looks at the various types of memory, speeds, and packaging of the chips and memory modules you can buy and install.
78.	Celebrating 20 years of Upgrading and Repairing PCs By Linda Leung, Scott Mueller Dec 8, 2009 Scott Mueller gives his thoughts on the past 20 years of the PC industry, what lies ahead, and why he won't be buying a netbook.
79.	Ten Tricks for Speeding Up an Old Computer By Michael Miller Jun 29, 2009 Is your computer slowing down? If so, check out these 10 tricks from Michael Miller that will help speed up any older PC!
80.	Taming the Wild Eee PC: Replacing the Operating System, Part 2 By A. Lizard Feb 27, 2009 A. Lizard discusses installing a slightly modified version of Ubuntu as the Asus Eee PC base operating system.

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