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This Weeks New Freeware


Cuil   The Internet has grown exponentially in the last fifteen years but search engines have not kept up—until now. Cuil searches more pages on the Web than anyone else—three times as many as Google and ten times as many as Microsoft.

Waterfordpress   This Web site offers free games you can download and print out. To begin, click on the Enter button and then click on the Agree button to agree to their terms and conditions. Once you’ve done all of that, you’re whisked away to a huge listing of different games you can play.

Glary Registry Repair   Registry Repair is one of the safest Registry cleaning tools available in the market today. Its scanning engine is fast,thorough and safe. With a few easy steps, you are able to find problems caused by invalid entries, references and links in the Windows registry and provides a list of the errors found, you can then choose to selectively repair each item or automatically repair them all.

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This Weeks Windows/Tech Tip


Super Repeating Data Shortcut:  When working in MS Excel, do you ever find yourself repeatedly entering the same formula or data? Do you type it again and again and again into each cell? Maybe you save some time by entering it once and then copying and pasting it everywhere else. The first thing you need to do is select all the cells that the data item or formula should be in. (Remember to use the Shift key to select adjacent cells and the Ctrl key to select non-adjacent cells). Next, type in the data or formula. Finally, hit Ctrl + Enter. All the cells contain the same information. The formula will adjust for relative references as well, just like they do during a copy/paste.

This Weeks Tech News Article


Google's Android coming soon on HTC handset:  The New York Times echoed a report earlier in the week from TmoNews in suggesting that the first phone to run the Android software will be announced by handset maker HTC on T-Mobile's network next month and could begin shipping in October. It's long been expected that T-Mobile and HTC would be among the first Android partners to actually ship a product, but the timing had been unclear. Silicon Alley Insider says they've talked to someone who has actually played with the HTC Android phone, and who deems it "technically powerful but not as elegant as Apple's iPhone and OS X." That's not all that unexpected, really; Google's stated mission has always been to offer carriers and phone makers a basic set of software for getting phones onto the Internet, not a high-end integrated smartphone like the iPhone. In any event, it will still be nice to actually have an Android handset out in the market, almost a year after Google confirmed its mobile phone project. Google will be competing against other operating system licensers such as Symbian and Microsoft for design wins around the world, and evaluating its chances against those entrenched players will get easier after reviewers get a chance to handle the merchandise.


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