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Category Archives: Software

A legacy to remember

Oct
06
2011

It’s strange to think how one man, who most of us have never met, has changed all of our lives forever.

Be “Marketing-Smart” with QR codes

May
26
2011

Over the course of two days, our team developed a fun promotion and created 31 websites to showcase the unique features of EPI-USE’s new application, Skillscanner.

Passwords: Virtual Afterlife

Mar
20
2010

What happens to someone’s online identity after they pass away? A new service called Legacy Locker helps with retaining important digital documents and password.

The Quick Guide to Graphic File Extensions

Mar
15
2010

Ai, bmp, eps, gif, jpg, pdf, pict, ps, psd, png, tiff…so many file extensions to choose from. How do I know which is the best to use?

9 Apps for Computing in the Clouds

Aug
28
2009

Here are some interesting (and mostly free) personal uses of cloud computing you should check out.

It’s a Whole New World with my iPhone

Aug
14
2009

When Apple released the 32 gig iPhone, that was it for me. I couldn’t hold off any longer. I waited in line for hours hoping that they would not run out before I made it to the front.