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MacRumors:Buyer’s Guide – Know when to buy your Apple Products

The MacRumors Buyer’s Guide is designed to provide the best recommendations regarding the current lifetime of an Apple product as well as the current rumors for each of the models available. For example, if you were considering buying an Apple product such as a Macbook Pro, iPod Touch, iPhone, iPod, iMac, or anything Apple related, [...]

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Use Expose and Spaces on a Mac to Increase Productivity

I’ve met quite a bit of people who own Macs of one sort of another and don’t use Expose or Spaces. I mean, why not? If used correctly they can improve efficiency and productivity. How? Well, you don’t have to be shifting through windows all on one desktop. You can create multiple “spaces” to hold [...]

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iFixIt – Do it yourself repair

Have you ever wanted to repair any of your electronic devices but you wanted to do it yourself? iFixit contains multiple iFixit Guides for all types of devices such as Macbooks, iPods, iPhones, Game Consoles, Mobile Devices, Vehicle Repair, among many others. The guides themselves are very detailed as they provide detailed images when needed [...]

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3 Methods for Installing Ubuntu using Windows

3 Methods for Installing Ubuntu using Windows

Ubuntu as you may know, is a popular Linux distribution but it’s not always trivial figuring out how to get it working on your desktop. I always recommend anyone to try Ubuntu if you haven’t since its fun to learn and its great for programming. Below I’ll discuss three methods to get you started. Source: [...]

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Wubi – Ubuntu Installer for Windows

Wubi – Ubuntu Installer for Windows

Ever wanted to try Linux but afraid of the complex installation process? Worry no more. Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu installer for Windows users than brings Linux to anyone with a simple installer as any other Windows application. I’d say, Wubi is the best and easiest way to get started with Linux. So how [...]

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Firefox Personas – Dress up your browser

For those of you using Firefox and haven’t heard about Personas, now might be a good time to start. I recently started using them and they add a nice touch to your browser. By simply going to the Personas website, you can simply glide over the wide variety of available “personas” and see the instant [...]

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Using Workspaces in Ubuntu

Workspaces allows you to organize your GNOME Desktop in Ubuntu by creating virtual desktops from which you can place your applications. In my case, I like having two files I’m currently working on my first workspace, my browser in the second, and so on. That way, I only have to switch through the spaces instead [...]

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