In very simple terms, the Windows registry is the database that holds all the settings for your Windows operating system. In even simpler terms: unless you know exactly what you’re doing, and have a fundamental understanding of the Windows registry, keep your hands off!
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Sprint TEP – Helping You Find Misplaced Phones
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sprint for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
Sprint TEP – Total Equipment Protection – is a new app that helps you to find your misplaced phone, or protect your data if you are unable to locate your phone. Whether your phone is an Android, Blackberry or a specific feature phone, Sprint Total Equipment Protection App is definitely an app you should check out.
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Gadgets You Just Can’t Leave Home Without
In the 21st century, leaving the house without your favourite gadgets can feel a bit like embarking on a polar expedition with little more than a raincoat and a packet of biscuits. It’s not that you don’t need the raincoat, it’s just that it’s not the most helpful and necessary item on the kit list; there are all the other factors to consider, like navigation, emergency contact, a digital camera and the means to upload your photos for all your friends to see as soon as you’ve taken them. But which gadget would we find the most difficult to part with?
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3 Factors to Consider With an Internet-Based Phone System
Skype is notably the most well-known application that allowed talking over the internet to become a practical reality. Now, with Microsoft’s recent buyout earlier this year of Skype, the popularity is sure to grow even greater. However when it comes to businesses, more robust IP solutions are needed. If you have considered moving to an internet based phone system, consider these three main aspects listed below to get you started in the right direction.
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Is Your SEO Campaign Stagnating?
It seems like every week I’m reading (or writing) another article about how important regular content writing is to the success of any website or ecommerce solution when performing an SEO campaign and/or just keeping up their position in the SERPs. Regular timely content is also important for keeping your customers engaged and coming back to your site. On top of that, if you really care about whatever the topic of your website is, then you should have plenty blog about on a regular basis.
However, it can be easy to get trapped in the content zone. The blinders go up and you don’t see any other aspects of good SEO health. But there’s much more to ranking well over time than just writing stuff for your own site. Take a look at some of our ways to shake up your SEO rituals.
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Backup Your Important Documents with Carbonite
This post brought to you by Carbonite. All opinions are 100% mine.
Carbonite allows you to easily backup your important documents online without having to remember to perform the task. Data backup is an important task that everyone should take seriously, especially if you store important documents.
When you lose your files, it can be gut-wrenching to think about how you will recover the files, if you can. With Carbonite, you can easily, safely, and automatically ensure that you can recover your files with minimal effort if you need to.
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Why Infographics Matter
If you’re like many site owners and bloggers, you want traffic! But the methods people recommend to get that traffic seem to be constantly changing: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Stumble Upon, regular blog posts, guest blog posts, you name it, people recommend it. The worst part is that every time someone talks about one of these techniques, they bill it as the magic bullet that will get you tons of inbound links, traffic, attention, and of course – money!
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BlackBerry Bold 9900 Available for Pre-order on Contract
Along with Nokia, RIM has been one of the major mobile phone producers that has taken a bit of a backseat in recent years as they have struggled to adapt to the newly emerging touchscreen market. While companies such as Samsung and HTC have successfully adapted to the new environment, BlackBerry have been trying in vain to stick to their guns. Their first attempts at touchscreen phones, such as the BlackBerry Storm, were not particularly well received. For the Storm it was largely due to the SurePress system used in the screen although another major factor has been BlackBerry’s operating system.