The tech world is changing at an exponential rate, with new innovations and offerings available all the time. This blog will post as many of them as possible, while realizing that there is so much more out there to find and explore.
We highly encourage you search out the ever changing world of technology. From medicine to art to games to science and history, technology is now infiltrating every aspect of our lives and so much of it is truly amazing. Enjoy reading what you see here and hopefully it sparks your desire to learn more.
Sunday, February 5, 2012 at 3:14PM 
Don't have access to a TV this year to watch the Super Bowl? The NFL is streaming it live online for FREE for the first time ever!
Watch the entire game here!
Who are you pulling for this year?? Let us know in the Comments below!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012 at 8:59PM ;)
The author of the SOPA bill has already broken his own potential law. Lamar Smith, the Congressman from the 21st District of Texas, has already committed what would be a crime if SOPA passed.
This is his website for his Congressional position, which you can see has been professionaly designed and looks pretty good from a web design perspective. Like that background? Looks pretty doesn't it?
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Here are a couple more interesting pieces from Congressman Lamar Smith's website:
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First, a couple of the randomly selected people who have "Liked" his Facebook page are currently displaying one of the anti-SOPA profile photos to display their discontent with this bill. How many more of his fellow Facebook fans are also opposed to this bill? Maybe he should find out.
Second, in the center of his website is a statement about lifting regulations on small businesses. How could he possibly make this claim when SOPA could literally kill a business when their website is shut down without due process, cutting off their customers from the products they are trying so hard to sell?
Internet piracy is a serious problem, no question about it, but you don't heal a patient in the hospital by cutting off their head. This is not the answer to piracy. Someone with half a brain would be able to figure that out and the Congress needs to do a MUCH better job for the next go-around.
Sunday, January 1, 2012 at 1:28PM If you're interested in applying send a cover letter and your resume to us here!
Cohesive Support provides online tech support to households and small businesses across the country. Using the latest in remote connection technology, we are filling the gap for speedy, reliable tech support for people who usually have to take their computers in to a big box repair shop that charges them way too much.
We are looking for someone in sales who can sell our services to new clients. If you can line up customers for our different services, you will be paid a commission for every single service you bring in.
If we think you are a good match for Cohesive Support we will be in contact with you.
This position does not require you to live in a specific location. You will be selling web based services which can be performed from almost anywhere as long as you have high speed internet and a reliable phone line.
Pay is commission only.
Sales experience is preferred but is not required. Someone with an upbeat personality, who has excellent customer experience skills, and who doesn't mind being on the phone will excel in this position.
This job does not have or require a regular set of working hours per week. The more customers you sign up for our services, the more you make. Simple as that.
Pay: 100% Commission
Telecommuting is OK
Hours: Part Time
Hiring, Job Opening, Jobs, Online Sales, Sales, Sales Position, Selling in Hiring, Jobs Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 12:49PM 
HP LASERJET PRINTER
This was one of our favorite recent repairs for a client who contacted us who was about to pull their hair out from frustration.
For anyone who has experienced the pain of using an HP Laserjet printer with a 64bit version of Windows, it's a huge nightmare to try to get it to print. So much of a pain in fact that forums across the web are filled with people screaming at HP for a fix. They can't figure it out.
We know how.
We can happily report that this client is now printing to their laserjet printers from their Windows 7 64bit computers from every computer on their network.
Having the same problem? Click to request the same service and reference Fix #1237
Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 11:09PM ;)
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The Hubble Space Telescope clicked this image of the birth of a star some 2,000 light years away from earth. In what can only be described as truly awesome style, this incredibly clear and detailed image gives us all a look at hoW beautiful the cosmos is.
Ponder this: We've only just begun to look out into the depths of space with technology that can produce images of any clarity or quality. We might as well be infants looking upon the face of the Creator. Enjoy the next number of years, you space buffs! It's going to be an amazing time and we can't wait to see what we find! {nasa.gov}
Hubble Space Telescope, NASA, Snow Angel, Star Forming Region in Hubble, NASA, Space Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 10:56PM 
SLUMCHELLA: THE $3 HOLLER
A crowdsourced fundraiser to help the people of Kenya! There is a lot more information on their website, but here is some basic info to start you out:
"The purpose of the event is to give a voice to the indigenous tribes of northern Kenya who face mass displacement by the GIBE 3 hydroelectric dam, currently under construction, that will destroy the downstream river and lake ecosystem and cut the lifeline of 1 million indigenous people, sending them into refugee camps or one of Kenyas massive slums in search of a new way to survive.
SLUMCHELLA will awaken the sleeping giant- a collective beast of immeasurable potential, which includes you, me, Kenya, everyone. We are going put this issue on a world-stage through a celebration of indigenous culture. Music, film and dance. In short, Slumchella is a get-down to stop whats going down."
Purchase the music, find out a lot more info, and tap into what is happening in a very different part of the world than where most of us live. Do some good! Spread the word to help a group of people who are facing a serious trial!
GIBE 3, crowdsource, dam, fundraiser, help, kenya, slumchella in Crowdsource, For Good Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 10:34PM ;)
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The keyboard on a Dell Latitude E6410 laptop stopped functioning properly and only some of the keys would print their assigned letter when pressed. None of the number keys worked and none of the special character keys like #$%^& worked, among other standard letter keys.
STATUS: A multi step repair was neccessary to fix this laptop and get the keyboard functioning properly.
Having the same problem? Click to request the same service and reference Fix #1191
Wednesday, December 14, 2011 at 11:00PM ;)
We just finished a repair job for a small business of 20 people. They were having nightmare issues with their networked HP Laserjet printers! Something was causing the printers to:
a) Only print half the time they received a print job.
b) Caused all sorts of errors on their print server and file server.
c) Caused network issues in other areas including their network performance and network stability.
STATUS: After some detailed diagnostics and investigation, the printers are now fully functional and are also printing much faster for all users than they were prior to being repaired.
Having the same problem? Click to request the same service and reference Fix #1188
Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 12:11AM If Angry Birds is a bit too tame for you, then check out Skulls&Trucks for the iPhone! With heavy metal riffs, explosions, and tons of bad ass trucks, this game is what Angry Birds could be if those birds decided to rock out! Find it in the app store on your iPhone. And if you get it today... It's FREE!
Angry Birds, Games, Skulls&Trucks, iPhone game, iphone in Apple, Games, iPhone Thursday, September 8, 2011 at 8:53PM If you are all of a sudden experiencing the error when sending emails in Outlook 2003 that look something like this...
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject: teaching position in San Rafael
Sent: 7/28/2011 8:11 AM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
'Recipient, Email' on 7/28/2011 8:11 AM
[coding here] <recipient@emailaddress.com>... Relaying denied. IP name
possibly forged [insert ip address here]
...there is an easy fix for many of you. Follow these steps to quit receiving these seemingly random, very annoying email kickbacks.
1. When you have Outlook already open, click the Tools menu and select Account Settings.
2. Select your account on the window that appears and then select Change.
3. Select More Settings and then click on the Outgoing Server tab.
4. CHECK the box titled My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
5. Click Apply and then hit OK to close out of all of the open windows so you get yourself back to your inbox.
Let us know if this works for you by leaving a comment! If these tips don't work for you, leave a comment below and we can help you out more!
