It’s certainly faster and cheaper than hiring a lawyer, but is it better? That’s what we wanted to find out. We spoke with three different attorneys, each an expert in his or her field, to get the full skinny on “going legal” online.
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Whatever your reason for ditching Facebook, you should know it’s a relatively easy thing to do. There are two ways to quit—one that’s reversible in case you change your mind, and the other permanent, for those who are certain they want out.
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Learn how Facebook is embarrassing you by automatically publishing posts under your name and placing them at the top of the News feed for friends to see.
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Is our reliance on our mobile devices for travel getting out of hand? In a recent survey, Intel explored the question – do you need your laptop for a good vacation.
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Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled its latest foray into the tablet space with Surface for Windows RT, a tablet operating system, and Surface for Windows 8 Pro, the company’s next-gen computer operating system.
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The best software for your Windows PC or Mac used to be only available for a premium. Today, however, you can find plenty of free alternatives for software that in the past would have set you back several hundred dollars. And the same holds true for your mobile devices, as well.
Here are our picks for the best ways to save.
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Professional networking site LinkedIn and dating site eHarmony confirmed yesterday that millions of user passwords have been stolen…
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Yahoo recently released a browser plug-in called Axis that gives you a new and visual way to perform Internet searches.
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Online – things are often times not as they seem. With these reliable resources, you can separate the fact from the fiction.
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According to a recent survey sponsored by Intel and conducted by Ipsos Observer, 9 out of 10 adults in the U.S. believe that people are sharing too much information about themselves online, with nearly half of them reporting that they feel overwhelmed by the amount of information shared.
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