I recently read about the issue with Facebook’s social gaming applications, such as Farmville and Mafia Wars. Facebook has a partnership with companies who advertise on these applications. From what I’ve read, people are persuaded into signing up for credit cards and other subscriptions in exchange for game credits. Some are also attracted to surveys [...]
This is an introductory look at making the most of your battery, and a small list of what I think are must-have apps.
Extend the time between charges.
This section is a list of things you can do to increase battery life.
Go to Settings> …
Notifications
Unless you have an app where Notifications are needed, turn this off.
Sounds
Turn off [...]
Last week I attended the HighEdWeb Association 2009 Conference held at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This is an annual conference for any higher education web professional…new or maven. Because I attended the conference last year and Sarah Barnes (former OIT Web Coordinator) attended the year before, we found the presentation tracks [...]
Corrupted computer data is not only agonizing to repair but also expensive to fix. It’s important that we protect ourselves from spyware, worms, viruses, and other malware. It’s crucial that we keep up-to-date on the latest news and discussion on computer viruses. A recent New York Times article describes how computer contamination can [...]
A technique to automate the GroupWise calendar migration program, gMigrate
The Windows Scheduled Task utility can be configured to run a script file that can migrate your GroupWise calendar to your iPhone or Touch
Do you sometimes wonder what happens to the printed college and university information mailed to future students? Maybe it’s carelessly tossed aside with high hopes that Mom and Dad might read it. We are familiar with the idea that future students seem to pay little attention to certain printed college information. We also know that [...]
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