
Leslie Meredith
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What Your Vote Is Worth to Presidential CampaignsFind out how much your vote is worth to presidential campaigns (older moms are prime target) and what you can do to stop being tracked before the election.
By Leslie Meredith Published
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Why You Remember Certain TV AdsForget the tricky special effects, it's how well we relate to people in ads and our emotional reactions that make ads memorable, according to Nielsen.
By Leslie Meredith Published
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New Google Maps Antarctica Images Cater to Armchair ExplorersNew panoramic photos show life as a polar explorer in the early 1900s.
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Microsoft Sees Human Body as an Antenna
The human body's interaction with ambient electrical fields could transform how we control household electronics.
By Leslie Meredith Published
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4 Ways to Save on Holiday HDTVsLearn where to compromise and where to draw the line to get an HDTV you'll be happy with long after the holidays.
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Holiday TV Technology Comparison: Plasma Vs. LCDPlasma is not dead! Both technologies have benefits, learn how to choose the right one for you.
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Two Big Ways to Upgrade Your HDTVHow to add surround sound and Internet connectivity to your HDTV, whether you're on a budget or ready to splurge.
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All I Want for Christmas is a 3-D TVThe season's 3-D TVs have all the new features plus 3-D. Learn why plasma may be your best buy and where the deals are this season.
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Textile ‘DNA’ Thwarts Designer CounterfeitsGlued-on labels and misspelled brand names were once dead giveaways to exposing counterfeit designer goods.
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e-Book Piracy Surges, Says StudyThe thirst for pirated e-books may be growing.
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SIM Card Crime Ring Arrested, Is Your Phone Safe?After nearly a year of investigation, French police have busted a ring of mobile phone hackers.
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Malware Implicated in Fatal Spanair Plane Crash
Authorities investigating the 2008 crash of Spanair flight 5022 have discovered a central computer system used to monitor technical problems in the aircraft was infected with malware.
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Shoppers Revive Plasma TVsDespite industry predictions for its death, plasma TV sales jumped 70 percent in July.
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Facebook Credits Now Available at 7-11 Stores
PayNearMe has launched a payment system that allows Facebook game players to buy credits for virtual goods at local 7/11 stores around the country.
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Facebook Replaces Email, Instant Messaging Online
How Americans spend their time online has shifted dramatically over the past 12 months.
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Online Financial Help Could Save Americans BillionsHelloWallet uses technology to craft personalized advice such as shopping for a bank account, identifying savings opportunities and warning of financial-health threats.
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Why You Should Upgrade to Internet Explorer 8 Now
Avoid viruses and other bad things.
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New Threat to Public Wi-Fi Users: Typhoid AdwareA new strain of adware shows how easy it may be to infect computers signed on to public Wi-Fi networks.
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Online Phishing Scams Get Personal, Experts CautionIn a new phishing trend, spammers are focusing on individualized attacks.
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Beta Version of Microsoft Office 2010 Now AvailableThe test versions of Microsoft's upcoming Office 2010 became available today.
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What to Do After You've Lost Your Cell Phone
Losing a cell phone can be devastating and the after effects can be even worse.
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What to Do Before You Lose Your Cell Phone
Losing a phone can cost more than the price of a replacement and can lead to identity theft. Follow these simple steps to minimize the fallout.
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Recycle Your Old Cell Phone This Earth DayThere are 1 billion unused phones that can be recycled.
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New Intel Sensor Could Cut Electricity Bill
Intel unveiled new personal energy management system with a single sensor that could reduce household electricity use by one-third.
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