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101.	Using the NOOK for Kids App for Your iPad By Patrick Kanouse Apr 18, 2011 Learn how to use Barnes & Noble’s NOOK for Kids app for your iPad. This iPad exclusive app enables you to read NOOKkids Read to Me ebooks from Barnes and Noble, without having to have a NOOKcolor.
102.	Your First Day With The iPad 2: Customizing and Configuring The Tablet By Jason Rich Apr 18, 2011 Jason Rich spells out the initial steps to take in order to get your new tablet up and running within minutes.
103.	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.
104.	Telling Tech Deals from Tech Duds By Mark Edward Soper Apr 11, 2011 You no longer need to wait for “Black Friday” to grab a great technology deal. Let tech expert Mark Edward Soper show you the principles to follow to make sure that what looks like a great deal isn’t a tech dodo that’s about to become extinct.
105.	Using the iPhone 4 as a Personal Wi-Fi Hotspot By Jason Rich Apr 5, 2011 Jason Rich focuses on the costs and practicality of tethering via the iPhone, and offers suggestions for alternate options for creating lower-cost Wi-Fi hotspots that your iPhone, laptop computer, iPad, iPod Touch, digital camera, and other devices can utilize.
106.	Putting Your ExpressCard Slot to Work in Your Laptop By Mark Edward Soper Mar 31, 2011 Mark Edward Soper helps you discover how to put the underutilized ExpressCard’s high-speed bus to work so you can connect your laptop to today’s — and tomorrow’s — fastest and most useful devices.
107.	The iPhone and iPad Buyer’s Guide for Business People By Jason Rich Mar 30, 2011 Jason Rich describes what iPhone and iPad models are currently available, and what you should expect Apple to release in the near future.
108.	Considering a Home Server By Michael Miller Mar 29, 2011 If you have two or more computers connected to a home network, you should consider adding a home server to host all your media files — and to back up your valuable data. Michael Miller tells you why in this article.
109.	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.
110.	The Pros and Cons of the new iPhone 4 from Verizon By Jason Rich Mar 25, 2011 Jason Rich explores what's being offered by Verizon, as well as some of the pros and cons of activating a new iPhone 4 with Verizon instead of AT&T Wireless.
111.	“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.
112.	Protecting Sensitive iPhone and iPad Data By Jason Rich Mar 14, 2011 This article explains how to use Apple’s Find My iPhone/iPad service, activate password protection on your device, plus offers additional methods for protecting your data and hardware if your iPhone or iPad gets lost, stolen or damaged.
113.	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.
114.	Record Meetings or Memos with Your iPhone/iPad By Jason Rich Mar 7, 2011 Discover how to transform your Apple iPhone or iPad into a powerful, but intuitive audio recording and dictation tool, which can be used to easily record, playback and share ideas, meetings, lectures, memos or other audio, anytime or anywhere, using your mobile device.
115.	Making the Move to USB 3.0 By Mark Edward Soper Nov 10, 2010 In this article, hardware expert Mark Edward Soper helps you understand what USB 3.0 is, how it relates to older USB versions, and how you can upgrade your computer and storage devices to this new world of external versatility.
116.	What’s Under the Hood of Your PC? By Mark Edward Soper Oct 12, 2010 When it’s time to decide if a particular computer is powerful enough for a particular job or can be upgraded to handle a new task, you need as much information as possible before you make a decision or order parts. In this article, PC upgrade expert Mark Edward Soper shows you how to use free system analysis programs to find out what’s “under the hood” of your PC.
117.	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.
118.	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.
119.	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!
120.	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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