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Return to list Date: 18 Apr 2013 12:04 Exhibitor: Gemini Data Loggers, manufacturers of the Tinytag range, has developed an Energy Logger, a safe and non-invasive tool for monitoring power usage of individual devices and complete ...

Author : Jacob Thomas Submitted : 2013-05-18 Word Count : 471 Popularity: Not Rated Tags: software, selling software Author RSS Feed Imagine selling pain management software from your home while maintaining a comfortable income level and having a ...

Since publishing an article about far right extremism weve been inundated with a request for more articles about political terminology. What does it actually mean to be a socialist, a conservative, a liberal, or anything else? Despite our ...

It can't be easy living under a microscope with your every move documented and your every word recorded. Still, sometimes famous people know they're in front of a camera and pop off anyway. Here are a few of this week's pearls for your ...

Turning an online music service into a powerful automated DJ isn't easy. You can give an algorithm millions of songs and millions of data points, but it's still not going to have any style. So of all your options—including Google's new All ...

Asus just recently unveiled what they are calling the 'world's smallest router', specifically made for helping people get online by Wi-Fi as easy as possible. This new pocket router is the smallest, fully featured router that isn't much larger or ...

ThreeHosts.com releases top sites made with WordPress. Users who are uncertain about choosing WordPress to design their websites are often interested in seeing some real sites built with WordPress before making their decisions, so Threehosts.com ...

, a proposal emanating from the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) caused consternation among half a dozen secretaries to the government of India who were asked for comments on it. The suggestion was that from the ramparts of the Red Fort, Prime Minister ...

It's easy to become jaded about announcements in the tech world. Slick, media savvy CEO's announce "revolutionary" new products with metronomic regularity. Version 1.0 becomes 1.1 and eventually 2.0 and on and on. It all seems like a blur.