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81.	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.
82.	iPad Versus MacBook Air: Do You Need Both? By Jason Rich Sep 11, 2012 In this article, Jason R. Rich compares the functionality of the new iPad and the latest MacBook Air notebook computers in an effort to help you decide if you need an Apple tablet, notebook computer, or both.
83.	How to Automate Your Home with Your iPhone or iPad By Jason Rich Sep 7, 2012 In this article, Jason R. Rich takes a look at a handful of optional products that can be used with your Apple iPhone or iPad in order to automate and control appliances, lights, the thermostat, and other devices within your home from anywhere. Plus, you’ll discover how to use your iOS device as a wireless baby monitor, home video monitoring system, or even to track the location of your dog in real-time.
84.	Working with SSDs in Windows 7 and 8 By Ed Tittel Aug 23, 2012 Follow Ed Tittel's guidelines and dig into the various optimization guides he notes to make the most of your SSD switching experience.
85.	Is 8-12 GB the "New Normal" for RAM Size, or Should You Go Bigger? By Ed Tittel Aug 16, 2012 Upping the memory ceiling on Windows PCs is mostly a matter of choosing 8, 12, 16, or more GB. Find out about some important considerations and the uses to which this RAM will support.
86.	Top Five Portable Music Apps for the iPhone By Michael Miller Jul 24, 2012 Ultimate Digital Music Guide author Michael Miller presents his top five (plus one) music apps for the iPhone — and most of them are free!
87.	Understanding iOS Location Services By Timothy L. Warner Jul 24, 2012 This article untangles the mysterious nature of location services in Apple iOS.
88.	Going Unsocial: How to Disconnect from Social Networking By Michael Miller Jul 23, 2012 Facebook for Grown-Ups author Michael Miller shows you how to disconnect from Facebook and other social networks — and discusses what to expect when you’re no longer sharing online.
89.	Shooting and Sharing Video Shot On An iPhone or iPad By Jason Rich Jul 18, 2012 Jason R. Rich explains how to shoot videos on your Apple iPhone or iPad using the Camera app, and then discusses some of the ways to edit and share your video footage using Photos, iMovie, or other apps.
90.	Using the Reminders App to Sync Data Between a Mac Running OS X Mountain Lion and Your iOS Mobile Device By Jason Rich Jul 9, 2012 Planning to upgrade your Mac to the OS X Mountain Lion operating system this summer? If so, you’ll discover it comes bundled with the Reminders app. In this article, Jason R. Rich explores how to use this app and sync your Reminders to-do lists between your Mac and iOS mobile device that’s running iOS 5.1 (or later).
91.	Using Your iPhone or iPad to Manage Your Credit Cards By Jason Rich Jul 9, 2012 In this article, Jason R. Rich explains some of the ways you can use your Apple iPhone or iPad to more efficiently manage your credit cards. By choosing the right app for this purpose, you can avoid late fees, over credit limit fees, save time by making payments online, and efficiently track how you spend your money.
92.	What to Do if Your iPhone Breaks By Jason Rich Jul 9, 2012 The iPhone is made to be durable and withstand heavy day-to-day usage. However, it’s not designed to be dropped, thrown, submerged in liquid, scratched, or crushed. In this article, Jason R. Rich discusses some of your options if you damage your iPhone and it needs to be repaired or ultimately replaced.
93.	How To Create, Edit, Save, and Sync Playlists Using The Music App By Jason Rich Jul 6, 2012 Jason R. Rich offers tips for creating, editing, saving, and syncing your Playlists.
94.	How To Set Up and Use The iTunes Allowance and Parental Control Features To Work With An iPhone or iPad By Jason Rich Jul 6, 2012 Jason R. Rich explains how to use the iTunes Allowance feature of the iTunes Store, as well as the Restrictions options that are built into the iOS 5.1 (or later) operating system.
95.	iOS Jailbreaking 101 Part 4 of 4: Making the Most of Your Jailbroken iOS Device By Timothy L. Warner Jul 6, 2012 This is the final installment of a four-part series on iOS jailbreaking. In this article we discover some of the cool things we can do with our jailbroken iDevice.
96.	Managing Expenses From Your iPhone or iPad By Jason Rich Jun 29, 2012 Jason Rich showcases a handful of expense tracking apps for the Apple iPhone and/or iPad, and explains how entering, managing, and reporting expense-related data while on the go can become an easy, accurate, and efficient process.
97.	10 Great Accessories For Your Galaxy Tab By Lonzell Watson Jun 28, 2012 See how you can get the most from your Galaxy Tab by exploring hardware accessories such as the optional USB & SD Connection Kit, keyboard dock, vehicle mount, and more.
98.	Five "Must Have" Apps To Use When Traveling Abroad By Jason Rich Jun 28, 2012 In this article, Jason Rich focuses on a handful of apps you’ll definitely want to purchase and install on your iPhone or iPad before traveling abroad for business or pleasure.
99.	Learning New Skills From Your iOS Mobile Device By Jason Rich Jun 27, 2012 Avid iPhone and iPad user Jason Rich introduces you to the free iTunes U educational content that’s available for the Apple iPhone and iPad, plus explains a handful of others ways you can use your iOS mobile device as a personal enrichment or educational tool.
100.	Exploring the Spotify Ecosystem with Android By Eric Butow Jun 25, 2012 Spotify is a streaming music service that you can download onto your Galaxy Tab. You can listen to millions of tracks for free with advertisements or pay a monthly fee for ad-free listening and other features. You can also purchase Spotify apps from the Google Play Store.

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