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When one talks about smartphones over here in the US, the usual suspects would pop up – the iPhone from Apple as well as other Android-powered devices from the likes of Samsung, HTC and LG, while Nokia would ply the trade of Windows Phone, with BlackBerry targeting what’s left of the corporate market with their range of BlackBerry OS devices. However, the name Sharp (which hails from Japan) would rarely, …
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Training materials explicitly require a "sell" phase, even in support calls.
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Open wireless and default passwords make controlling a city’s intersections trivial.
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$225 in bitcoins buys you $500 in rare supernotes made by one "Willy.clock."
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The troll will let anyone earn "modest amounts of money" from podcasting.
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Want to spread some video love in the form of a GIF? Now it’s easier than ever thanks to a web app called GIFYouTube.
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Borrowed money is generally categorized as "good debt" and "bad debt." Bad debt means taking on debt for things that depreciate in value—like a sound system. Good debt is debt used for an investment. Real estate, for example. Or a college education. But, because of the student loan crisis, some are now starting to question whether college is still considered "good debt."
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