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Working with Desktop Support Professionals - 1 views

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Online Threats and Dangers - 1 views

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Working with Desktop Support Professionals - 0 views

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Desktop Support to Keep My PC Running Fast - 1 views

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Dedicated Server Hosting in India - 0 views

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  • rack bank on 10 Sep 15
     
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One Laptop Per Child jumps on tablet bandwagon - 0 views

news.smh.com.au/...t-bandwagon-20100527-wi0u.html digital divide ; tablets; developing nations
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  • Tamsin Lloyd on 30 May 10
     
    Interesting article applicable to the issues with the digital divide. Most notable is the way that many developing countries are 'skipping' over technology-steps: ie, going straight to mobiles without any landline infrastructure or going straight to tablet computers without ever having desktops.
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Firefox, Chrome, Safari have finally killed Internet Explorer - 0 views

www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/...nally_killed_internet_explorer bowsers explorer open source #ARIN6902
shared by Sandra Rivera on 24 May 10 - Cached
  • IE dropped below 60% — 59.79% to be precise. 59.79% sounds like a lot, but you need to remember that IE comes pre-installed on most computers sold in the world.
  • So, a great percentage of that 40.21% who doesn’t use explorer are people who had to actively do something (see: download another browser and install it) to give IE the boot.
  • It will be hard for IE to get that market share back. The trend is not looking good. Even if the other browsers magically started declining, IE has another problem: the mobile world.
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  • I have only ever met one person in my life with a Windows Mobile phone, and they hated using it.
  • We did it for the browser, and it was quite a challenge. We did it with hard work, advocacy, sweat. We did it for the browser… and we can do the same for the desktop world as a whole.
  • Sandra Rivera on 24 May 10
     
    No, I don't agree that Internet Explorer is dead. However, there has been a significant progress in the adoption of alternative browsers, which is a healthy way to avoid a monopoly in browsers, which are the gate to internet for end users.  The decline in the use of IE thanks to the participation of open source browsers is acknowledged here. 

My Computer's Rescue - 1 views

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