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Navigating Facebook’s Privacy Saga This is a guest post from Brennon at CampusBookRentals.com, a great place to find and rent textbooks. What was supposed to be national “Quit Facebook Day” has come and gone, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled simpler privacy settings for his site. Despite some initial outrage about the privacy control free-for-all that happened in May, [...]
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Navigating Facebook’s Privacy Saga

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3 Ways to Pay and Get Paid Digitally This post is by a new contributor to Digitizd, Bobby Grasberger. Bobby and I went to school together (and never met), and now live in the same city (and haven’t met). We’ll fix that soon. Look out for more from Bobby in the near future, and follow him on Twitter. (Also, quick aside: Bobby’s opinions [...]
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3 Ways to Pay and Get Paid Digitally

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Making Google Voice Your Communication Powerhouse Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Just for fun, I tracked the other day how I communicate with people. Not how I interact with people, or “socialize,” but how I carry on a direct, one-to-one conversation with someone. The results were a little ridiculous: I used Facebook Chat, Twitter messages and replies, AIM, [...]
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Making Google Voice Your Communication Powerhouse

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The Digitizd Universe Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. So a few weeks ago, I wrote about new things at Digitizd – a couple of new sites, and new features. As it turns out, nearly every single one of those was a lie. They’ve all changed, taken on new forms, and in some cases gone away. [...]
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The Digitizd Universe

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Want to Win a Computer and Two Monitors? Here’s How Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Since Lenovo is the bomb, they’ve given me a computer to give away to one very lucky reader over the next four days as part of a giveaway involving a bunch of great blogs. But I’ll get to them later. Between now and Sunday, June 27, you’ll [...]
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Want to Win a Computer and Two Monitors? Here’s How

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Lenovo ThinkCentre a63 Desktop Review (Plus: Want to Win it?) Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. (Before we get going, just a heads up: sometime this week, you’re going to have a chance to win this computer, and all the awesomeness that comes with it. Read the review, and stick around this week to find out how!) A couple of months ago, Lenovo [...]
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Lenovo ThinkCentre a63 Desktop Review (Plus: Want to Win it?)

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Take Simple, Shareable, Accessible Notes With Notepad.cc Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Now that you’ve got a bunch of different devices for a bunch of different purposes, having access to certain information becomes a slightly more complicated procedure. If you found directions on Google Maps, you email yourself the link and the directions so that you can get them [...]
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Take Simple, Shareable, Accessible Notes With Notepad.cc

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8 Things You Should Store In Evernote Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been trying to simplify my digital life. I use way too many applications to get things done, and want to bring my [...]
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8 Things You Should Store In Evernote

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5 Apps Bringing The Future Of Music Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. What’s music’s past? CD’s, casingles, 8-tracks, the totally awesome picture of me in kindergarten with my Walkman – and now, slowly but surely moving into the past of music, is [...]
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5 Apps Bringing The Future Of Music

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How to Handle Long-Form Reading Online Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. We all get distracted by computers, even though there’s nothing inherently distracting about the technology. Whether you’re reading, writing, or doing anything else, there’s just so much going on that [...]
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How to Handle Long-Form Reading Online

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Microsoft Moved Your Office… To The Cloud Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. I’m rarely the one to try and be at the front of a news story, or to be “first!” That takes a certain something that I do not have – though I’m very glad [...]
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Microsoft Moved Your Office… To The Cloud

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How Is The Internet Changing Us? Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. For years now, there’s been constant discussion of how the Web is changing how we live. Communication is faster and simpler, it’s easier than ever to find information, we’re overloaded with information, and so on [...]
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How Is The Internet Changing Us?

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How to Make Your Emails More Than Just Letters Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. People like to rag on email, and with good reason: for many, it’s a giant time-sink without a lot of productive use. But the beauty of email, and the reason I don’t think it’s going anywhere, [...]
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How to Make Your Emails More Than Just Letters

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24 Killer Apps for the iPad Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. The “Killer App” is a neat concept. It’s not just apps that are killer, rad or awesome. A killer app is the application or feature that makes you toss out what you’ve already got, buy something new, [...]
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24 Killer Apps for the iPad

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Wanna Work for Digitizd? Well, now’s your chance. I’m hiring a few people over the next couple of weeks to do some writing, editing, ad selling, and more for Digitizd and a couple of other projects that are in the hopper. It doesn’t pay a lot (unless we get really good ad sales people), but I’ll fund your coffee [...]
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Wanna Work for Digitizd?

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How to Digitize Your Morning Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. I hate mornings. You wake up, stumble bleary-eyed into the bathroom where you drink some water, splash some on your face, and get into the shower. You have coffee and breakfast, maybe read some news or watch SportsCenter, [...]
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How to Digitize Your Morning

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How to Buy a Cell Phone Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. I love gadgets. I know—surprising, right? I love ‘em, I read about ‘em, I talk about ‘em to the point where everyone hates me, and I buy ‘em in droves. Some say it’s a problem to have four screens, [...]
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How to Buy a Cell Phone

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15 Podcasts Your Brain and Ears Will Love Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Podcasts are a funny technology: they’re incredibly simple, but for some reason no one really understands what they are, what they do, how to use them, or why you’d want to be in a pod or a cast in the [...]
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15 Podcasts Your Brain and Ears Will Love

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Why I Bought an iPad (And Why You Should Too) Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. Exactly 32 hours after the iPad was released to the masses, I walked over to the Apple Store on 5th Avenue in New York City. I stood in a line of about 40 people, walked down the spiral staircase feeling like [...]
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Why I Bought an iPad (And Why You Should Too)

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20 Ways to Kill a Few Minutes Online Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. I rarely have long periods of time with nothing to do – there’s not typically time to read a book, or watch a movie, or take a nap (granted, “take a nap” requires at least three hours in my world). What I [...]
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20 Ways to Kill a Few Minutes Online

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How to Make Any Computer Your Computer Post by David Pierce. Find me on Twitter. For the sake of clarification, this article will not be any of the following: instructions on how to steal every computer in existence, how to hack every computer in existence, or how to make so much money you can just buy them all. What [...]
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How to Make Any Computer Your Computer

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