Hello everyone,
Let me start off saying how sorry I am, I know I have not been posting as much tech commentaries from myself, I have started a part time job at night so that is the reason why so few tech entries from me. So what I will do from the time being I will continue to post my devotions (which I'm pretty sure you have noticed that) and I will dig up tech articles throughout the week and post them and I will try and post of my own on the weekends because that is the only time I have so please be patient with me. If you wish to visit my personal blog feel free. I really like Vox and if sign up for an account, leave me a comment or to and add me to your neighborhood.
Once again my apologies and as time go on I will get back to the way I used to blog; at this moment I'm trying to get my schedule down pack and getting rest is kinda hard at times but God has been making a way for me so far. :-)
Be Blessed, Be Safe, and I hope you enjoy the tech articles I find and as always, please leave me a comment to let me know how you like or dislike my blog.
Parties Crank Up Voter Turnout Effortsstory from washingtonpost.com
Republicans seized on signs of movement in their direction yesterday as they unleashed a massive election-eve voter mobilization operation in an effort to stave off potentially substantial losses in the House and preserve at least a slender majority in the Senate.
Democrats answered the Republicans' get-out-the-vote machinery with intensified efforts to contact infrequent and still-undecided voters in a handful of tight Senate races as well as in more than two>>>more
Bush Trumpets Iraq Verdict to Rally Supportstory from nytimes.com
President Bush on Sunday seized on the conviction of Saddam Hussein as a milestone in Iraq, seeking to rally Republican voters with the issue of national security as some polls suggested that his party might be making gains in the final hours of the campaign.
The White House said the timing of the announcement, two days before Election Day, had nothing to do with American politics and had been dictated by the Iraqi court. But Mr. Bush moved quickly to put it to use in what has been his>>>more
The Best Security May Still Be Freestory from washingtonpost.com
Security software doesn't exactly top most people's wish lists. You know you need it -- how else will you protect Windows against viruses, spyware, trojans and whatever other creepy stuff the Internet throws at you? But there's no joy attached to using these defensive programs.
That's somewhat unavoidable with software that, by nature, has zero productivity or entertainment value. Anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall applications can only help your computer if it's already infected; otherwise, the best they can do is keep your PC in the same condition.>>>more
Anger From 1 Ripoff + 2 MBAs = a Game Planstory from washingtonpost.com
Here's how Jon Dugan's business idea was born: Last year, Dugan, a student at the University of Maryland, went to a used-video-game store with his brother and a pile of Xbox games. For a stack of 17 used titles, they got $34 in store credit. Out of curiosity, the two went back to the store the next day. The games they traded in had been put on the shelves with prices ranging from $12.99 to $32.99.
"We got ripped off," said Dugan, 23.
It wasn't the first time he had felt like that, but this time he came up with a plan. This summer, he launched a Web site to help game fans get a better deal -- and eventually make some money for himself. On Goozex, gamers can save>>>more
Zune problems for MSN customersstory from bbcnews.co.uk
People who have bought music from Microsoft's MSN Music store could face problems if they decide to buy the firm's new Zune portable player.
Microsoft has said it will stop selling music from MSN music from 14 November, when Zune goes on sale in the US.
But in a move that could alienate some customers, MSN-bought tracks will not be compatible with the new gadget.
The move could also spell problems>>>more
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