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1.	“Must Have” iPhone Accessories For Business People & Entrepreneurs By Jason Rich Mar 15, 2011 Jason R. Rich discusses some of the gadgets that can give your iPhone more features, options, and power for handling your daily needs.
2.	10 Apps Every New iPhone or iPad User Should Install By Jason Rich Dec 21, 2012 Jason R. Rich focuses on 10 “must have” iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch apps that are available from the App Store.
3.	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.
4.	AMD Athlon 64 Revisited By Scott Mueller Mar 11, 2005
5.	AMD Duron Is Dead, Long Live AMD Sempron By Scott Mueller Mar 25, 2005 This article introduces the new AMD Sempron, replacing the AMD Duron as AMD's low-end processor. Find out what's new in this iteration, and what's still the same.
6.	AMD Duron Is Dead, Long Live AMD Sempron Oct 22, 2004 AMD Sempron replaces the AMD Duron as AMD's low-end processor. Learn what else is new besides the name.
7.	An Introduction to the Surface Tablet By Jim Cheshire Jan 17, 2013 This chapter runs through the functions of the Surface hardware, the basics of Windows RT, and explains some additional settings for your new tablet.
8.	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.
9.	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.
10.	Android Hubs, Part 3: Using the Samsung Social Hub By Eric Butow Dec 28, 2012 The pre-installed Social Hub app on Android 4 makes it easy to view email from multiple accounts as well as feeds from multiple social networks on your Galaxy Tab. This article shows how to add email and social networking accounts to the Social Hub.
11.	Android Hubs, Part 4: The Readers Hub By Eric Butow Jan 8, 2013 The Readers Hub is a built-in app for users of the Galaxy Tab 2. In this article, you’ll learn how to use the Readers Hub to purchase, download, and read newspapers, magazines, and books on your Tab 2.
12.	Apple's iPad 2: Does It Measure Up? By Jason Rich Mar 7, 2011 Jason R. Rich examines the new iPad 2 hardware, talks about the tablet's best new features, and discusses whether or not existing iPad users should consider immediately upgrading to the new wireless device.
13.	ATI Meets PCI-Express: The ATI X-series By Scott Mueller May 12, 2005 ATI's new X-series graphic cards integrate PCI-Express high speed graphic processing through the inclusion of Intel chipsets. Find out how this new series differs from ATI's flagship set, the 9800 series in this article by Scott Mueller.
14.	ATI Meets PCI-Express: The ATI X-series Oct 22, 2004 All about the technology behind the new line of ATI X-series graphics cards.
15.	Backup Your Computer and Save Your (Computing) Life, Part 1 By Mark Edward Soper Apr 13, 2011 Want to back up your computer? Want to lose your digital life? You might not be excited about backing up your computer, but if you don’t want to lose your digital photos, scanned photos, digital music, videos, and documents, it’s up to you to make backups that work.
16.	Beyond 802.11g with MIMO - Increasing Range in Wireless Networking By Scott Mueller Apr 16, 2005
17.	Building Your Dream PC: CPUs By Will Smith Nov 12, 2004 The CPU is possibly the most important part of your new computer, and this chapter will help you select the best of the best for your dream system.
18.	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.
19.	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.
20.	Choosing and Using an Ultra-Fast Flash Drive By Ed Tittel Dec 10, 2012 Big (64 GB or larger) USB Flash drives can be painfully slow. Cure those ills with faster alternatives: especially USB 3.0 and mSATA. Ed Tittel's new overview explains their pros, cons, and differences.

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