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  Trading at home can be a lucrative job. It frees you from the daily hassle and stress of working in a remote office. But to start trading stocks or any financial instrument for that matter, one must have the right tech set up to facilitate the process. What Do You Need? It really varies from person to person and ...

Dr. Phillip J. Miller is one of New York City premier cosmetic and facial plastic surgeons. He has over 20 years of experience as a leading expert in Rhinoplasty.  He took the time to put together an infographic describing “Common Nose Jobs Terms”.  He is double board certified in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery and consistently ...

In a fast-paced internet world, where everybody has something to sell, it becomes hard to connect with the right audience at the right price. But you see, back then, the web was only one-way, meaning content could exist, but with no action from the reader’s side. And since there was a need to embrace user interaction, the inventors of the ...

There is virtually no small business owner out there who doesn’t dream of expanding into something larger, even if it means just one other store. After all, in most cases, the more you grow, the more revenue you generate. However, the urge to expand is never enough to actually do so. As the cliché goes, it is going to take ...

The 21st century has changed the way we think about and gain education. The conventional brick and mortar model of education is getting a serious run for its money by many other unconventional forms of learning. Some of these are online courses and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). While online courses still retain the basic format of learning followed in ...

Dropzone 3, the little app that boosts drag and drop productivity on your Mac, just got even better! I have been using this app for a couple of weeks now – and I should say I am mighty impressed! If you are not exactly sure what it is or what it does for you Mac, here’s all you need to know.

If I were to equate gadget blogging to some occupation in a slice of modern cinema, the film that most immediately comes to mind is The Human Centipede: First Segment. That 2010 parable, directed by Tom Six, focuses on the misadventures of three people who, through a wacky series of missteps, are each sewn... shall we say... input-to-output to one another. Gadget blogging, you see, is primarily an act of chain digestion.

I start this column with only one aim. I would like to try to impart my love for one of the oldest, and most impenetrable, and aesthetically unattractive, and sociopathic and schizophrenic genres of computer game to a reader who will doubtlessly hate it for all of those exact reasons. I'm talking about rogue-likes, so called because of their ancestry in a progenitor called Rogue. Let's see how I do.

According to sci-fi novelist Arthur C. Clarke, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." That's how I feel about American pizza delivery. It's all about an obsession with convenience bordering on the quantum, and it's what makes America the best country in the world.

During next week's CES, you'll rarely hear a single word about why you should really care about the devices debuting there... but is that really so surprising when even the electronics makers at CES can't answer as simple a question as why their gadgets matter?