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Spring’s on its way. Backup now — before you’re too busy.

March 12, 2010

I’ve written a lot about backing up your data over the years. But even though backups are important, somehow they’re always 2^nd or 3^rd on the priority list. ‘Something to do when I get time’. And as Spring approaches, time is one thing that there’s going to be less of as priorities shift from inside […]

Tagged as: 13th, Backup, Backups, ClickFree, contest, Data, hardware, Murphy, process, safety, software, Spring, Time, Transformer

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How to easily edit home video with free software from Microsoft

February 26, 2010

Back in the day I used to be a news videotape editor. This was before cameras were digital — think back to the days of VCRs, Beta and VHS. Yep, that was the media of the day to record music and video. That was called Analog.
The reason I bring that up is because editing on […]

Tagged as: Dogs, Edit, Heloise, Lifestyle Technology, Microsoft, Movie Maker, Selena, software, YouTube

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Did the Monkey steal the crown?

February 9, 2010

Last year I delcared Songbird, the multi-platform media player and organizer the Best Music Player Ever. Now, there’s a challenger for the title, at least in the Windows / PC arena; MediaMonkey. …more

This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post here.

Tagged as: Entertainment, Lifestyle Technology, Music, Player, software, Windows

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eRadio? It’s coming.

January 19, 2010

By now you’re pretty tired reading all the ‘2010 is the year of the eBook’ articles out there. But what about eRadio? It’s more prevalent but do you even know what it is? …more

This post is an excerpt from one of my weekly posts on the Future Shop Techblog. Check out the full post […]

Tagged as: audio, Entertainment, eRadio, MP3, Music, Radio, software, Streaming, streaming audio

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Space. The final frontier.

December 8, 2009

Winter in Canada means cold winter nights — nights that, if you’re on the prairies, are usually cold, crisp and clear. Which means perfect evenings for stargazing. But if you’re temperature challenged, live on the ‘wet’ coast, or are located in much cloudier environs, then perhaps these two astronomy software applications can help. Bonus points…they’re […]

Tagged as: astronomy, download, Review, software

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Things to do with your new iPad, iPod Touch or iPhone

November 28, 2009

Black Friday has come and gone, and you’ve likely got a new gadget, gizmo or toy — I’m going to assume it’s an iPod Touch or iPhone — which is a perfect opportunity for me to dig into my archives and pull out a few posts that may help you and your new baby.

5 favourite iPhone […]

Tagged as: Apple, applications, apps, Entertainment, How to, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, software

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