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Life Hacker listed their favorite 50 free apps. Not a bad list, but I have to disagree with #29. I don’t use iTunes because I want to. It’s just the safest way to move data on and off my iPhone, including managing podcasts. The app itself is kludgey and locks up at the drop of a hat, [...]
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I reported just over a year ago, that Worcester State College replaced its Microsoft Exchange based email system for Google Apps for student email accounts. According to the Google blog, they have a lot of company now. I see this sort of outsourcing of a basic IT function as a win for both the students [...]
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I setup remote PC access on a family member’s computer using gotomypc, and I have to say that it really was as easy as advertised. I tested it using my laptop and was able to connect, and transfer files, right off the bat. The interface is clean and simple to use. One thing I’ve [...]
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According to Mass High Tech, Worcester State College replaced its Microsoft Exchange based email system for Google Apps for Edu. This is expected to save the College IT department $120,000 the first year and $70,000 each following year. This is a trend I’m seeing in college IT departments. Very traditional services, like email & database [...]
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