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Photoshop stepped onto the scene 20 years ago today, changing the face of photo-editing, altering the way we weight the truthfulness of images, and introducing “‘Shopped!” into the language of internet pundits everywhere. Check out our most popular Photoshop tutorials inside. More »
If you’ve taken the leap and hosted your domain email and other services with Google Apps, no doubt you’ve noticed that you miss out on services that “regular” accounts get: like Google Reader, Wave, Analytics and, right now, Buzz. Here’s why: More »
It should come as no surprise that money is a pretty powerful motivator for workers, but an article by researchers at Harvard Business School says it takes more than cash to keep employees happy and productive. More »
Mac OS X: If you want to be able to select your “default” browser on a link-by-link basis, directing some links to Firefox, others to Chrome, and so on, Choose Wisely allows you to do so. More »
You can finetune who can see virtually every aspect of what you do on Facebook, except what you share via Facebook applications &mdash ;until now, that is. More »
