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TechSack.com recommends Firefox

The main reason that I use Firefox is that the browser feels so much lighter than Internet explorer. When I launch the Firefox browser even with a number of plugins it loads very quickly and once it’s running it doesn’t use as many resources as IE. I started using Firfox for it’s tabbed browsing which IE7 does offer. Firefox has cool built in features like an RSS reader, spell check, and a download manager to list a few.
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Are you sick of the limited features your router offers? Well I was, that is, until I discovered DD-WRT. DD-WRT is a third-party developed firmware released under the General Public License for wireless routers based off a Broadcom chip reference design. This firmware offers many advanced features that are not currently available through the OEM firmware. (more…)

What does web 2.0 have to do with you and me? Web 2.0 is the phrase that is used to define the new internet. web 2.0 is (more…)

I think the whole web 2.0 thing is great but not everyone knows what a web 2.0 site is or where to find it. Web 2.0 is (more…)

You may have noticed that Microsoft Office 2007 is saving in a different format than the previous versions. This may cause compatibility issues with users of older versions of office. I believe that the new XML format (more…)

There’s a knockoff iphone listed on ebay for about half the price of the real iphone.

The seller is calling it the ifone.

Here’s the auction (more…)

FixYa.com is a place for “experts” to support gadgets, electronics, and consumer products. Experts receive money (more…)

Do you have a domain name but no email server? Do you have a small business that can’t afford to spend hundreds of dollars on MS office? If so than Google Apps is for you. Google has revolutionized the industry with their latest product. Google is offering all of Google services for free.
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Did you ever have a virus that you just couldn’t remove using your AV program? I have, so I know a few little tricks that I thought I’d share with you. (more…)

I was speccing out a new laptop model for a company and I noticed that Dell was offering a solid state hard drive as an option. The laptop that I was speccing was the Latitude D630. A solid state drive uses solid state memory to store data. A solid state drive doesn’t have moving parts like a (more…)