Archive for July, 2007
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Join the eBiz revolution at www.ThirtyDayChallenge.com and learn to make $10 this August with no spending involved (no credit card required). Work together with other towards the same goal using social platforms online, among other technologies, to start your own business online.
July 28th, 2007 | Posted in blog, social, thirty day challenge, vlog | 1 Comment
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Learn some basic Google Search techniques to improve your ability to find what you are looking for. PLUS, learn how you can use Google is several other ways that you probably did not know about… like using it as a calculator, currency coverter, dictionary, and more!
Stay tuned for changed down at Tech-Bites!Â
July 27th, 2007 | Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments
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If any acronym can boast full penetration from geekdom to the rest of the world… it’s “RSS”. Everyone has a “feed” these days and they expect you to know what to do with it! Feeds -be they RSS, Atom, or XML- allow us to “pull” information from the web without having […]
July 20th, 2007 | Posted in Productivity, episode, feeds, google reader, how-to, rss, screencast, tutorial | 1 Comment
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Anyone who has lost their bookmarks from a computer crash or accidental deletion knows the pain of losing those “blazed trails” on the Internet. Bookmarks help us keep our bearings in the very big world that is the Internet. So, it makes sense that we should not only back them up, […]
July 13th, 2007 | Posted in Firefox, add-ons, bookmarks, del.icio.us, episode, how-to, screencast, sharing, social, tutorial | No Comments
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So, you just got (or have been using) a digital camera for your family. Once you figured out how to put those pictures on your computer instead of having to develop all that film, you realized the possibilities were endless.
Now you have 1,000 pictures on your hard drive and you don’t […]
July 6th, 2007 | Posted in episode, how-to, photos, screencast, sharing, social, tutorial | 6 Comments