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Turn a Smart Phone into a Wi-Fi Hot Spot - Yahoo! News: “North Carolina-based TapRoot Systems today announced its WalkingHotSpot software, designed to effectively turn a Wi-Fi- and mobile broadband-enabled handset into a Wi-Fi router. At launch, WalkingHotSpot will be available only for Windows Mobile or Symbian Series 60 smartphones. TapRoot CEO Bob Bicksler said.”

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If you have a home office, this article with save you a lot of time
Your Home Office Library: 45+ Home Office Tips, Hacks and How-Tos

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Wireless carriers are already offering TV service in certain areas and on certain phones, and the TV industry is in the process of adopting a standard that will let TV stations broadcast to mobile devices, including cell phones with the proper tuners.read more | digg story

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30 hour battery life, windows 6.1 mobile and it works.
Now I just need a bigger pocket.

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40-Hour Laptop Batteries - Stanford Silicon Nanowires: “Needless to say, a tenfold increase in battery life is great news far beyond laptops. This is great for travellers who want to use their computers on long flights, whether to do work, watch personal videos or play those games they’re so addicted to.”

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I was in shock…
I looked at my web logs (never as often as I should), and saw heavy use of one graphics file.
How could a file load more often than the rest of the page?
I checked further, and found out someone was grabbing the product photo I shot, and using it to sell their own […]

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I came home to Vegas after a long trip to be in town for the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
I’ll be reporting about what’s new to make your business and life better, but first, I used Google Reader to Skim coverage from hundreds of other bloggers who got here over the past few days.
At the airport […]

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