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Top Tips for Starting a Career in IT

Published on: January 30, 2012 and has 2 Comments

IT Career

Information Technology (IT) careers have been the go-to field for many computer, maths, and engineering-oriented students and professionals for more than half a century. The nature of many of those jobs have changed quickly over the years from archaic positions like punch-card processor and many types of programmers, to future positions beginning now like cloud architects and capacity planners. Despite the many rapid changes, the IT field remains one of the fastest-growing, hottest career fields ever.

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Choosing the Best Bluetooth Headset

Published on: January 24, 2012 and has 2 Comments

Bluetooth Headset

Choosing a Bluetooth headset means that you’ve taken the initiative to drive safer and smarter. You can avoid the safety hazards by purchasing Bluetooth headsets, which will allow you to continue to communicate with the people that you need to communicate. The insurance company you have a plan with will also appreciate your safer driving practices, and it will save you money, since you won’t be likely to get in accidents. Here are 5 Bluetooth headsets to consider buying.

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Tips For Working Remotely

Published on: January 20, 2012 and has 8 Comments

Work at Home

I’ve been working from home for more than a decade. Working remotely can mean working off-site and online for employers using email, chat, and web-based collaboration apps. Or you might own your own business and have a network of people that you deal with regularly. Most people think that working remotely means you are in your pajamas all day. And friends and family think you are free to run their errands and talk on the phone all day. Now, don’t get me wrong, there are those days that I do stay in my pajamas, that is definitely a perk but all of my days aren’t quite so easy. I am trying to make a living after all.

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Make 2012 The Year of Unified Communications

Published on: January 4, 2012 and has 1 Comment

Unified Communications

Until recently, business telephone systems were unwieldy things. Businesses were limited to clumsy switchboards, arcane PABX systems, and, if they were lucky, an email and calendar system that only the IT guys knew how to use. We’ve come a long way in the last few years, and today’s unified communications suites are powerful, stable, and user friendly. If you haven’t invested in your business telephone systems recently, then 2012 is a great year to improve your infrastructure.

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8 Science Fiction Gadgets That Aren’t Fictional Anymore

Published on: December 23, 2011 and has 7 Comments

Gadgets

When Oscar Wilde claimed that life imitated art most of the time, he might not have had science fiction in mind, but if he had lived long enough to witness the many sci-fi inspired innovations that have appeared in product reviews over the last decade, he would have felt vindicated. The following gadgets that amazed audiences when they first appeared in television and film have now become the stuff of reality, with many of these products now available for home use.

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How 3D Printing Works

Published on: December 22, 2011 and has 3 Comments

3D Printing

The age of computers has given us much more than merely operating systems and the internet. Printing has also undergone a revolution since the days of the printing press and the typewriter. Before computers, all design work, architectural and engineering plans were drawn by hand, but today it is possible to create a printed 3D model of any type of plan and drawing.

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What is DisplayPort?

Published on: December 21, 2011 and has 12 Comments

DisplayPort - Logo

When someone talks about digital display connections, most would mention HDMI or DVI, but rarely do you hear someone mention DisplayPort. The reason for this is that unlike DVI and HDMI, DisplayPort is a fairly new technology, but one that will begin to see increasing use in the coming years.

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How to Give Your WiFi Signal a Boost

Published on: December 15, 2011 and has 14 Comments

Signal Strength Bars

The following are a sign you may need to give your WiFi signal a boost – Status: Connected. Signal strength: Low. If you’re sick of seeing those words, you need to learn how to give your WiFi signal a boost! Keep reading this article to find out our top 8 tips.

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