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For the longest time, Microsoft has dominated the productivity market. Microsoft has been in the business of creating and developing  office productivity suites that are locally installed in desktops or laptops for 25 years. Google came in recently and offered users an option with a Web-based office suite complete with word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, form, and data storage service — the Google Docs

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Microsoft Office Web Apps versus Google Docs

In this edition of the CRAFT Video, I’ll show you how to make a custom fabric bike seat cover . You might make one if your bike seat is in disrepair, needs protection from rain, or, if you’re like me, you want to cover up your nice saddle to deter potential thieves from lifting your seat while your bike is locked up outside. Pop over to CRAFT for the complete instructions

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CRAFT Video: Sew an easy bike seat cover

We can’t say enough on the importance of protecting our privacy these days. In the height of criticisms against Facebook’s privacy issues and of scams involving stolen credit and debit card numbers , the story of Google’s roaming Street View cameras could not come at a worse time. Last week, Google admitted that its roaming Street View cameras, riding around neighborhoods throughout the world to collect data for its mapping service, have been doing more than what it is supposed to do.

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Google Street View Cars Spied on Neighborhoods!

With the scams that plague online transactions these days, it is of utmost importance to ensure the safety and reliability of the online payment methods we use. Most would like to avoid entering their credit card or debit card information every time they make an online purchase to minimize the risks. Two common third party processors that effectively shield customer information from retailers are Paypal and Google Checkout.

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Paypal versus Google Checkout

“If you agree that Facebook doesn’t respect you, your personal data or the future of the Web, you may want to join us.” This is the primary message of a group of dissatisfied Facebook users encouraging others to leave the social networking giant Facebook.

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Dissatisfied Facebook Users Launch QuitFacebookDay.com!

Adobe Systems launched a campaign to answer the criticisms set out by Apple CEO’ Steve Jobs on Adobe’s Flash technology. Jobs took a good bashing on Flash in an open letter explaining why Apple won’t let Flash or Flash-derived applications onto the iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. He called Flash a “closed system” and “100% proprietary.” He also criticized Flash for battery power depletion, inability to support multitouch interfaces, security risks, and instability.

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Flash Fights Back with “We Love Choice” Ad!

IMI’s 3rd Annual Digital Printing Presses – The Next Era Conference on June 9-11, 2010 at the Radisson Resort Orlando-Celebration in Kissimmee (Orlando), Florida.  A downloadable color brochure and online registration is available at www.imiconf.com Conference presentations below will address new technologies, opportunities and challenges in the digital printing press world.  Take advantage of this unique forum to interact “one on one” with digital press industry leaders – rather than in a massive trade show environment.  Discuss the real business impact of new developments and all those IPEX demonstrations and introductions.

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IMI’s 3rd Annual Digital Printing Press Conference

Earlier this year, Hewlett-Packard Company entered the market of 3D-printers by making a cooperation agreement with the Stratasys, and in May the first product of joint work of engineers of the two companies — Printer Designjet 3D — will be available on the markets of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.

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HP Introduced Own 3D Printer

Leasing refers to an owner, or lessor, selling have recourse to of his means (clobber, automobile, home, or trade) to a lessee. For varied individuals, leasing is a good alternative to buying because leasing requires less equity and, wherefore, more people would rather the qualifications to sublease out than to buy. For the benefit of illustration, a $1 million wedge of property may be too expensive recompense a subject to realize, so they let out it fitting for $5,000 per month, which they are able to do with the profits they make

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Leasing Is Often Better Than Buying

The vacation period is around the season. There are lots of cards and gifts being exchanged, with lots of lolly being wearied in the air. This is the salt to be jubilant, and also to discover others jolly fully greetings card cards and phone calls.

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Send Task greeting easter card this holiday occasion

The latest issue of MAKE, Volume 22, contains an automated chicken coop door opener project, by Alan Graham (Portland, OR). My geek BFF, Jeri Ellsworth, sent me a link to another, clever remote-controlled coop opener, put together by her friend “Slinky.” It uses a $5 power drill as the door winch and a Seeduino as the controller.

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Automatic coop door opener

Don’t miss NYU’s ITP spring show 2010 : ITP’s graduating students will be presenting a wide variety of highly creative and interactive projects that they have constructed over the course of their final project seminars. ITP is a two-year graduate program located in the Tisch School of the Arts whose mission is to explore the imaginative use of communications technologies — how they might augment, improve, and bring delight and art into people’s lives. Perhaps the best way to describe us is as a Center for the Recently Possible.

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ITP spring show at NYU

I just love checking out other people’s workshops for those little flashes of inspiration. Make: Online reader Kaas of Ashland, WI wrote in with some excellent tactics for storing hardware. First, she uses chocolate milk containers to store screws and then tapes an example onto the outside of each one so she know’s what’s inside — no labels necessary

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Make: Time & Space: More workshop organization ideas

OK, so, Gareth may not like it, but this video of Honda’s prototype U3-X omni-wheeled personal vehicle my brother just sent me is rather more persuasive than the shaky hand-cam footage of nervous American riders Gar posted back in 2009. Although I agree the butt-pads are kind of creepy

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Honda’s answer to Segway looks a lot like Serge

I’m building an Arduino-controlled Nerf sentry gun. Rather than build it and present the finished project all at once, I’m going to chronicle the build here on Make: Online. The first step was to add wiring and a two-wire connector to control the trigger circuit.

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Arduino Nerf sentry gun build: wiring the trigger

I don’t etch circuit boards very often, so I can’t really justify purchasing or even storing much specialized equipment for it. Once in a while, though, I do need to produce a batch of boards, and having something as simple as an automatic agitator for the etchant tank can make the job much easier

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The 5-minute circuit board agitator, or, making temporary tools

Dave Clausen of NYC Resistor wanted a powerful battery pack to recharge his energy-hungry iPhone 3GS and myriad ham radio equipment, so he designed the Mintybuck to handle the job with ease. Rather than using AA batteries and a boost converter to raise the output voltage to 5v, he swapped in a 12v lithium cell and a LM2674-5.0 -based buck converter to efficiently drop the voltage down to 5v.

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Mintybuck USB charger is like a supercharged Mintyboost

Google Will Start Selling Digital Books This Summer [Google] “According to the Wall Street Journal , Google’s going to join the ebook fray as early as this June. If Amazon thought the iBookstore was crowding their turf already, wait until they have to fight off Google Editions

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Google Will Start Selling Digital Books This Summer [Google]

File-Syncing Service Dropbox Now Has An iPad App [IPad Apps] There’s now an iPad app for popular file-syncing service Dropbox. It’ll allow you to access, edit, sync, download, upload, and share Dropbox contents on your iPad.

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File-Syncing Service Dropbox Now Has An iPad App [IPad Apps]

Summary: The Fargo Support website can assist you in obtaining support for your Fargo based printer and software products.  Their database of fixes is very simple to use and navigate.  You can simply seek out drivers and support guides based on a drop down menu.  You can search directly for these fixes based on the model number of your printer or software.  You can even download printer drivers directly from the website in order to immediately rectify any of your printer issues.   Additionally, if you are unable to obtain your fix on the Fargo Support website, they can assist you with finding a repair service and technician in your area who can assist you in rectifying your problems with ease and at a price you can afford. Unique Features: The simplicity of the Fargo Support website is what sets it apart form other professionally operated printer based websites.  For starters you are not required to join the website or prove the printer purchases that you have made before downloading the software or drivers that you need.  The website is simply to use and you can easily seek out technicians based on your area. Pros And Cons: Tech support can also easily be gained from Fargo Support.  You can speak to an agent via email or can browse through their database of troubleshooting help.  You can also register your printer and printer supplies via their website for warranties.  On top of this you can find contact information for Fargo Support via telephone or can contact them using a simple automated form.

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Let’s Review the Best Review Websites Series: FargoSupport.com