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by Ron Callari
For freelancers who are just too busy or for SMB operators who wears
multiple hats, April 15th is a date that conjures up busy work you just
wish you didn't have to do. If you can’t afford to employ a bookkeeper
or hire a CPA to do your taxes, the responsibility falls squarely on
your shoulders.
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by Rebecca West
On the heals of Samsung's announcement of a foldable smartphone comes their competitor's unveiling of a truly flexible phone that can be turned into a slap bracelet. Find out who makes it and what other tech devices they have in mind for this bendable technology. (VIDEO)
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by Josiah Motley
If you're a business, educational institution, or even a weekend
hobbyist looking to build your own server for storage, Backblaze's DIY
Storage Pod might just be the answer. With the new 6.0 storage pod,
users can get up 480TB of storage space for as little as $0.036 per
gigabyte.
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by Josiah Motley
Livestreaming 360 degree video has never been an easy process, but one
company is looking to change that. What typically would call for expensive rigs or pieced together systems requiring 6+ GoPros, way too many wires, and high processing power, can now be
accomplished with one camera system and one wire, thanks to the Orah 4i.
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by John P. Barker
It amazes me as to the variety of survaillance cameras are on the market. They come in almost every shape and size, can be hidden inside anything from a USB drive to car keys, to fake air fresheners. How paranoid are we that this has become a thriving market? Check some of these mini spy gadgets out...
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by Marjorie Dorfman
Learn more about the latest in regenerative medicine and how 3-D printing with the help of scientists is helping to transform it by developing a way to print 3-D structures than contain embryonic cells.
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by Boomer Babe
As you get older, some thingsget more
difficult. Putting on beauty products and cosmetics is one of those. Prescription lenses or reading glasses help with reading but what about other activities like grooming or
applying makeup? Here are six tools I think you'll find very helpful....
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by Josiah Motley
Standing desks continue to grow in popularity in modern offices
throughout the world. And what's not to like about them? Not only do
they give you options and allow you to change up the workday by
switching positions, but standing desks have also been shown to have
health benefits. Even if you're getting your daily exercise in, sitting
for too long can lead to Type 2 Diabetes, heart disease, and a plethora
of other issues. The Wurf Board lets you get your standing time in, while alleviating foot and joint pain.
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by Laurie Kay Olson
These days the iPad is THE thing. The one problem is that you need some sort of stand to hold it up so that you can watch movies and videos without your arms getting tired. There are many stands out there, but none of them as cool and retro as this Cardboard iPad TV Stand. The design is right out of the 50s and 60s and brings back so many memories for some of us.
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by Marjorie Dorfman
Read on for more information about Aprecia Pharmaceuticals, the very first company to sell a 3-D printed, FDA-approved prescription pill. Known as Spritam, this drug could bring relief to more than 3 million adults and children in America who suffer from certain types of epileptic seizures.