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There seems to be some question about the commitment of the makers of all this technology to help save the environment.


A recently released report by Greenpeace has rated the efforts of these companies.


Green is good, and we can all hope that these numbers spurs those doing well to keep up the good work and those who are not to do better.



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There is an increase in the number of data security breaches all across the nation.

Hackers are increasingly targeting not only banks and government agencies, but also schools and health care organizations.

As more of our personal information becomes digitized we will probably continue to see a battle to find ways to protect this important information.



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Mass_June 2008.jpgWhere's the most tech savvy state?

Looks like the Silicon Valley and California has the name, but not the title.

The power is on the East Coast.



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Thumbnail image for Laptop_June 2008.jpgYou know that new laptop you just bought may be obsolete already.

It seems that new technology is moving towards making your smart phone even smarter and smaller.

I guess the future is now.  Smaller and smarter technical products will continue to change our world today and in the future.

Of course, you don't have to give up your laptop, but you might have to spend more money.




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