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Navigating personal finance services

October 29, 2009

I admit it. I’m a procrastinator. It was just a couple of weeks ago that I got around to finishing up my 2008 tax returns, which should have been filed in April. Fortunately, the IRS […]

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Windows 7 – Microsoft’s tenancious new offering

October 22, 2009

Microsoft is, if anything, tenacious. After nearly three years trying to get people to buy Vista, the company decided to put that operating system in its rearview mirror. On Thursday, Microsoft will introduce Windows 7 […]

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Still bullish about cloud despite Sidekick mishap

October 19, 2009

I’ve been a big fan of “cloud computing,” but the public’s acceptance of storing vital data on remote servers may take a hit because of media reports about T-Mobile Sidekick users losing personal data. I […]

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Living in a tech-induced fishbowl can be stifling

October 3, 2009

While I fully understand the gravity of putting something on public record that you may later regret, I also worry about how fretting over the future implications of everything you say and do can affect […]

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