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3 awesome iPhone apps for overseas travelers

iPhone users traveling abroad would do well to consider these apps before hopping on a plane.

Future of TV goes beyond HD and 3D

Imagine multiple monitors arranged to form one giant picture, or an ultra-definition screen offering twice the resolution of HD. That's the future of television.

Three specialty uses for the Apple iPad

The Apple iPad with its nearly 10-inch touchscreen will open the door to a variety of never-seen-before uses, experts say.rn

Microsoft uncovers, fixes 1,800 bugs in Office 2010

Microsoft developers found more than 1,800 bugs in Office 2010 by by running millions of "fuzzing" tests.

21 hidden tech threats and how to handle them

Here are 21 dangers that the industry is hiding from you. But fear not, we also offer you a fix or a way to work around them.

Why IT should love – and listen to – end users

True, users can sometimes burn up a lot of IT's time with password resets, downloaded malware and simple dumbness. But users are often tech's first line of defense against problems they wouldn't spot themselves until it was too late.rn

Bump, Split and Collect with PayPal’s mobile payment iPhone app

The latest version of PayPal's Send Money app for the iPhone comes with three new features called Bump, Split Check and Collect Money that promise to make everyday "money sending" activities simpler and more secure for smartphone users.VIDEO INCLUDED

Toronto medical records storage firm draws attention of privacy watchdogs

Toronto-based DOCUdavit Services is in the business of taking over patient records from retiring doctors. But it may have overstepped its powers by claiming it could assume liability for those records in Saskatchewan. In Ontario, user fees charged by the company have been the subject of dispute.

Most IT teams ready to commit to Windows 7

Looks like Microsoft has finally delivered the goods. Seventy-two per cent of IT professionals polled recently said they plan to migrate to Windows 7.

Penguin creates brilliantly interactive books for Apple iPad

Companies struggling to navigate the uncharted waters of e-book publishing can take a lesson from Penguin Books -- that seems to have no fear of diving into the deep to try something new.

Glamorous geeks — Meet Hollywood’s most noteworthy nerds

We've done some digging and came up with a list of geek stars -- celebrities who work at traditional artistic pursuits, but have been known to kick back with a little astrophysics or microbiology in their spare time.

Avoiding the “White Screen of Death” on your BlackBerry

We live and die by our BlackBerrys and the applications installed on them. But sometimes they go on the fritz and can be a real nightmare. Here's a few tips to avoid causing the dreaded "white screen of death."

North American health facilities ‘win big’ by offshoring medical transcription

Huge cost savings, fast turnaround times, and high accuracy rates are some of the benefits North American health facilities -- that have offshored medical transcription work - are experiencing.

Stunning supercomputing apps that can run on your desktop

Some applications traditionally handled by the biggest of supercomputers will be heading to the desktop -- while others are already there.

Photoshop turns 20 – How the Adobe app has changed our lives

Today is the 20th anniversary of the world's most popular graphics editing program -- Adobe Photoshop. In two decades Photoshop has dramatically transformed the way we see the world and altered our sense of reality.

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