More and more small businesses working on a tight budget are relying on online printing to maintain a look of professionalism while saving cash. With new, sophisticated technology, workflow is streamlined and production more efficient.
It’s amazing that I can get $500 business cards for about $26. That’s about 5 cents a piece – they must [...]
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Personal finance startup Mint has officially left beta. The online software downloads bank transactions, credit card transactions and loan data into a clean interface for better tracking of your finances. The service is completely free. With the way the economy is going, people are scrambling to save any way they can. This has translated into [...]
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Do you suspect your ISP is throttling your BitTorrent traffic? Now you can find out. Hours before the FCC was expected to rule against Comcast for violating net neutrality principles, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has released “Switzerland,” a tool that allows you to test the integrity of your Internet communications.
You can download the latest release of Switzerland [...]
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Zenbe is a new service (in private beta) that organizes all of your email accounts in one place. Your calendar, task lists, address book and Facebook friends are all accessible in the same window. Best of all, it doesn’t have any ads. For those of you who are discouraged by Gmail’s contextual ad delivery next [...]
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Apologies to the two people that probably read this blog, but I’m back to writing again. I was on a brief hiatus due to a new arrival to the family. My baby girl was born in March and it’s taken me a while to get back in the groove. I promise to keep the blog [...]
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