Microsoft has released their followup to the Lauren Ad. This one features “Giampaolo” who’s looking for a laptop that offers “portability, battery life and power” for under $1500.
New Microsoft ad targets inexperienced PC buyers
Microsoft has once again shifted “marketing strategies,” this time targeting vapid, sticker-priced-obsessed computer buyers who don’t seem to grasp the finer points of computer buying. You know, such things as operating systems, bundled software, malware risks — not to mention total cost of ownership. Continue
Apple Orb. A New Apple Mac News Site!

This is a New Apple News site. They update daily with the latest Apple, Mac, iPhone, iPod + iTunes, news and tips. They feature a really cool Mac Daily Tip feature where everyday they update with a really cool Mac OS X tip or trick that you never knew about. Check them out! You can also add them to your twitter friends.
How to Avoiding Mortgage Fraud
Mortgage fraud is becoming increasingly common. Scam artists often target homeowners struggling to meet their mortgage commitments or anxious to sell their homes. Continue
How to improve your credit score!

Here are the six most important things that you need to know before you delve into your credit history. Continue
Barack Obama the First Tech President?

In the same way Franklin D. Roosevelt harnessed the power of radio and John F. Kennedy leveraged the reach of television to directly communicate with the public, our president Barack Obama wants to use the Internet to redefine the relationship between the presidency and the people. But, it’s not going to be an easy task and the president is already finding many challenges and barriers to overcome. Continue
The Economic Stimulus Package - Explained in Layman’s Terms…
Obama’s Stimulus Package explained…
Sometime this year, taxpayers will receive an Economic Stimulus Payment.This is a very exciting new program that I will explain using the Q and A format: Continue
The Internet is Shit?

The internet is shit. Those are not my words, they were taken from this website. The catch phrase might be a bit strong, but they might have a point - what the hell happened to content on the web? Is the internet now all about bullet lists and Top something guides? User-generated content? What happens when everyone is referencing everyone? Are we all stuck in a infinite loop of crap?
I would not say that all is bad on the web; there are truly some amazing gems scattered here and there, you just have to look for them. Having been raised with the internet, it is very much a part of my social identity and personal mythology. Nowadays, I would also have a hard time defining our civilization without including the web (and its content). So if the content on the web is mostly crap, what does it say about our societies? Is the web getting worse or is it just an illusion? Who’s responsible for content? Users? Web developers? Bloggers? Social platforms? Everyone? Was the web 2.0 just a gimmick or an internet revolution? Continue
What to do on the Internets?
Are you bored and wondering what to do right now on the net? Check this out! Continue
Creating an Internet Web Store with Amazon
Have you ever wanted to create an online store so you can sell your products to the world? Well now Amazon has a great product it’s called Webstore by Amazon. Continue
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Microsoft has once again shifted "marketing strategies," this time targeting vapid, sticker-priced-obsessed computer buyers who don't seem to grasp the finer points of computer buying. You know, such things as operating systems, bundled software, malware risks — not to mention total cost of ownership. - Apple Orb. A New Apple Mac News Site!
AppleOrb.com This is a New Apple News site. They update daily with the latest Apple, Mac, iPhone, iPod + iTunes, news and tips. They feature a really cool Mac Daily Tip feature where everyday they update with a really cool Mac OS X tip or trick that you never knew about. Check them out! You can also add them to your twitter friends. - How to Avoiding Mortgage Fraud
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