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If you have been following the latest in mobile computing news, you have probably encountered the buzz around Google Drive and the Chrome OS. The basic...
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The cloud was always meant to be mobile. The big ideas surrounding the cloud ? namely, the access and control of massive sets of data ?...
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Disk fragmentation is an age-old concern that has probably plagued each one of us. This problem is undoubtedly a huge worry for those who work in...
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Thin clients?aren’t?something that most people will have an understanding on. However, with the use of a thin client, even the newest computer users can get the...
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Creating and deleting of new and old files is a daily routine for Mac users. A file deleted by using ‘Command-Delete‘ command must move to trash....
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