Recent Computing Blog PostsNew Cuil Search Engine Launched. Is it Good?by Mary Ann Romans28 Jul 2008 04:53 AMBig wigs at Google and IBM have launched a new search engine out of Menlo Park that promises to revolutionize searching on the web. As I write this, the engine claims to have indexed almost 122 billion different websites. Kids Virtual Field Tripsby Mary Ann Romans27 Jul 2008 02:27 PMWhether you home school, summer school, preschool or just like to have educational fun with your kids, you should be very interested in this blog post. Should You Buy an iPhone 3G?by Mary Ann Romans22 Jul 2008 10:32 AMWith the release of the new 3G iPhone, the device is transitioning from a cool cutting edge device with status to a cool necessity still with status. What has changed? With the previous iPhone release, there were two camps of thought. E3 Gaming Rumorsby Mary Ann Romans14 Jul 2008 08:12 AMGamers everywhere are anticipating all of the new offers in the gaming world that will be announced at the E3 Media and Business Summit in Los Angeles. I'll discuss which rumors have been confirmed, which have been denied and which are still anyone's guess. Computing Review: June 16th Through July 6thby Mary Ann Romans07 Jul 2008 07:51 AMFrom Zunes to fake speed bumps, the world of technology is always interesting. Here are some of our recent articles for the Computing Blog. Overmyminutes.com: Keep Track of Your Cell Phone Usageby Mary Ann Romans01 Jul 2008 05:12 AMIn the world of cell phones, there are two kinds of people. There are those who never use up their minutes and have a roll over plan that continually forwards them to some distant future when cell phones will be imbedded in people’s brains instead of carried around on a hip or in a purse. Fake Speed Bumps Coming Soon to a Road Near Youby Mary Ann Romans30 Jun 2008 11:19 AM(Photo by AP news) What if you were driving along a quite road near your home or a busy street in an unfamiliar town when you suddenly noticed three pyramid-type structures or boxes sticking up in the road ahead. Students Use Zunes Instead of Booksby Mary Ann Romans24 Jun 2008 04:06 AMTechnology has made homework a completely different experience lately. That is because instead of taking home books, students at one rural New Mexico school are taking home MP3 player, Zunes to be exact. Firefox Download May Have Set a New World Recordby Mary Ann Romans19 Jun 2008 04:32 AMWhat is your favorite browser? For many it is Firefox by Mozilla, a browser that I personally like. Apparently, many other users feel the same way that I do. Computing Week in Review: June 2nd Through June 15thby Mary Ann Romans16 Jun 2008 09:31 AMHave you checked out the new iPhone yet or printed up some free Father's Day cards and gifts? If not, you may have missed some of the articles from the last two weeks. Check them out now in the Computing Blog Week in review. Recent Blog Comments InCogNEATO says... "I have the USB fingerless gloves and they do not work good at all." Samual says... "I have Sopho's on my work computer as it has windows, my own laptop is a mac though so I don't bother with an antivirus for it." |
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