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When it’s time to create a business presentation, most of us automatically turn to Microsoft PowerPoint. For as long as computers have taken up space in cubicles, PowerPoint has dominated the world of visual-based business presentations. Here are some great web-based alternatives to PowerPoint. 1. Google Docs Presentations: You knew that Google would have its own answer to PowerPoint, and …

We’ve already had a taste of mouse-free computing. Touchscreens on our smartphones and tablets allow us to search the Internet, compose email messages, send texts, and stream movies—all without using a mouse. But what about the future? How will we interact with our computers in the coming decades? Once we ditch the mouse, what comes next? Gesture sensing Consumers who …

Android phones allow for an impressive amount of customization. Simply follow the tips below to create a smartphone that’s as unique as you are. One-touch dialing Are there certain numbers that you dial more frequently than others? With Android smartphones, you can set up one-touch dialing for those people whom you call the most. Simply press an open space on …

You haven’t given up on your New Year’s resolution, have you? It’s February, which means that many of us have begun—at the very least—to slack off a bit. Now is the perfect time to reaffirm those noble goals and enlist some help from technology. Here are five goal-tracking apps (collected by the folks at Lifehacker.com) that will help you stick …

Moving is never an easy feat, but some planning and investment can smooth the transition and keep your employees happy and stress free. Working with a project manager from Key Methods can assist you with these options and save you time and money.

Pop quiz: See if you can guess which password is more secure — Tr0ub4dor&3 or correcthorsebatterystaple. The first password is a jumble of letters (both uppercase and lowercase), numbers and characters, with a few numbers substituting for letters. The second is a string of four common words — correct horse battery staple. So. Which is the better password? Keep in …

Because sometimes a tiny character can make a huge difference! / forward slash Leans forward. Forward slashes are for Internet addresses. : colon Also used in Internet addresses. Traditionally this mark informs the reader that what follows the mark proves, explains, or lists elements of what preceded the mark. (Wikipedia) \ backslash Leans backward. Backslashes are for Windows folder and …