The internet has been a marvelous resource for business over the last decade. High speed access and the proliferation of computers in homes and offices alike have turned the World Wide Web into the main business arena for many companies. With more and more transactions being conducted from opposite ends of the world across the internet, the need for an accurate and precise clock to keep computer networks synchronised has never been greater.

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With today’s spy and surveillance technology it is possible to slip a tiny video camera into one of those ordinary looking cans and have it send video to a receiver as far away as 100 metres. That gives the do-it-yourself surveillance expert a perfect way to keep an eye on their kids, identify burglars or use it for any other situation where spying on someone could be useful.

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A person can be present at a particular place in a particular time but may have an urgent work in a different part of the world. Now to perform the job in the other hemisphere while sitting in another, one just needs a computer with an Internet connection.

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Computers change so fast, as fast as how the world of Information Technology evolves. The “in thing” today will be outdated tomorrow. Spending thousands of dollars to avail today’s considered high-end computer model is just not right.

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Seth Grimes isn’t impressed with Gartner’s recent pronouncement that companies could save $500,000 on data-integration costs by eliminating redundant tools and adopting a shared-services model. “Wow! What a laughably simplistic assertion,” Grimes sniped in an Intelligent Enterprise column on Monday.

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There are many things you can do with a USB flash drive. In this article I’m going to share top 5 USB thumb drive tricks with you.

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