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Yahoo! Pipes makes it really easy to build a mashup of your favorite RSS feeds, even if you're clueless about programming. Anyone can follow this step-by-step guide to see how it's done.
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Many Web sites offer RSS feeds as a way for readers to quickly and easily view new material. Mozilla’s Firefox Internet browser offers RSS tracking via the use of live bookmarks. However, this is still...
View ArticleFive essential Windows sync tools
When you have two or more computers, how do you keep your digital life in sync? Start with these five Windows tools that help you handle files, bookmarks, passwords, and RSS feeds. Best of all, each...
View ArticleNVIDIA drip-feeds us more info on next-gen GF100 Fermi GPU
NVIDIA has decided to drip-feed us some more information on its upcoming GF100 "Fermi" next-generation GPU.
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