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VBA stuffs - 2 views
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Finding the perfect fit - 0 views
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The fluorescent lights are flickering, the mirror is clearly (clearly!) warped, you're dripping with sweat. Standing there crammed into a pair of jeans two sizes too small, you become grimly resigned to the fact that you look more like an overweight haddock than the shapely denim god of your imagination.
Tetris video game 'fixes lazy eye' - 0 views
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Canadian doctors say they have found an inventive way to treat lazy eye - playing the Tetris video game. The McGill University team discovered the popular tile-matching puzzle could train both eyes to work together. In a small study, in Current Biology with 18 adults, it worked better than conventional patching of the good eye to make the weak one work harder.
Thumb-type keyboard takes on Qwerty - 0 views
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Researchers have created a new keyboard layout which they claim makes "thumb-typing" faster on touchscreen devices such as tablets and large smartphones. Dr Per Ola Kristensson, from St Andrews University, said traditional Qwerty keyboards had trapped users in "suboptimal text entry interfaces". The new design has been dubbed KALQ, after the order of keys on one line.
Virgin bill goes viral on Facebook - 0 views
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A broadband bill sent to a deceased man, which included a fine for late payment, has been shared more than 53,000 times by Facebook users. Social media experts say it is a reminder of the importance of responding quickly and publicly to complaints made on social networks.
How Not To Deal With A Computer - 0 views
Police fined over stolen USB - 0 views
IT Legislation - 2 views
Online Shopping - 1 views
Nigeria's low-cost tablet computer - 1 views
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Nigeria's Saheed Adepoju is a young man with big dreams. He is the inventor of the Inye, a tablet computer designed for the African market. According to the 29-year-old entrepreneur, his machine's key selling point is its price - $350 (£225) opposed to around $700 for an iPad.
Poorest pupils lack home internet - 3 views
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More than a third of the poorest children do not have the internet at home and a similar number do not have a computer, official figures suggest. A new breakdown of Office of National Statistics (ONS) data also showed that children from the wealthiest homes all had internet and computer access.
Working from someone else's home - 1 views
Socio-economic Factors Continue To Impact Digital Divide In The US - New Report - Infor... - 1 views
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Article about the social and economic factors that are impacting on the Digital Divide in America.
Virtual Hitmen - 0 views
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I have been to a talk by Prof Griffiths and he is clearly someone whose opinion is worth listening to. Check out some of his published work.