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Duplicate content is one of the things that webmasters need to avoid on their own domains as web search engines like Google or Bing can penalize websites for duplicate content. Webmasters have less options when dealing with content that someone else copied from their websites. Content scraping is a lucrative business, primarily due to the fact that it is possible to automate the whole process with scripts and that setup usually does not take longer than a few minutes.

Repairing or tweaking an Internet connection can be quite the troublesome experience sometimes. It may take a long time before you resolve the problem or find the setting that normalizes your Internet connection speed. And while you normally cannot get more out of the line than you have subscribed to, you can make sure to get the most out of the connection whenever you connect to the Internet

An unofficial Windows 8 Commercial.

Posted on Windows 7 News & Tips Yesterday I posted about these new dynamic Bing themes for Windows 7. For those of you who don’t know what a dynamic theme is, it’s basically a theme which is constantly getting new wallpapers from an RSS feed.

This is a Gaming PC & XBOX 360 Custom Combo.

2011 was in many ways a quiet (albeit thoroughly profitable) year for Microsoft. The company made big, important announcements—the Nokia partnership, the Windows 8 reveal—but neither had much impact in 2011

Windows users can start applications in a number of ways. They can use the start menu for that, shortcuts on the desktop, start the program from its program directory or the command line, or pin programs to the taskbar if they use Windows 7.

Posted on Windows 7 News & Tips I’ve being tinkering around the edges of Windows Developer Preview now for three months and still find different features that are attractive to use, such as the new version of Search and a new ribbon bar in Windows Explorer. These are really great innovations but I digress. My new interest in Windows 8, given the beta version issue at the end of February (so that pundits say), is to explore the potential of a touch screen.

Posted on Windows 7 News & Tips You have probably seen a popup on your computer screen informing you that your computer is infected with a virus or some other malware, and that they can eliminate the problem by buying the virus scanner and removal program. Most of you know that this is a scam