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BusinessWeek June 9, 2011 Douglas MacMillan	Inkling Publishes Textbooks for iPads With his San Francisco startup, Matt MacInnis is making textbooks iPad-friendly - and teaching them tricks that can't be done in print.
The Motley Fool May 29, 2011 Daniel Bailey	Google Chrome Extreme: Eliminating Scrollbars A simple customization feature in Google's Chrome lets users virtually kill the good old vertical and horizontal scrollbars, while leaving the scrolling feature entirely intact.
InternetNews May 27, 2011	WordPress 3.1.4 Gets Clickjacking Protection The open source WordPress blogging application is being updated to version 3.1.3 this week adding multiple security fixes and improvements.
The Motley Fool May 4, 2011 Arunava De	Microsoft Retargets the Cloud-Computing Juggernaut Microsoft launches Office 365 targeted at Google. Will it find victory?
PC Magazine April 8, 2011 Dan Costa	Android Fragmentation: FUD and Facts Google's Android OS is more fragmented than Apple's iOS - and that is just fine.
PC Magazine April 4, 2011 Eric Griffith	The Best Free Software of 2011 Got Windows? These 208 free products are yours to download and install to help you with just about any computing job you can imagine.
PC Magazine March 3, 2011 Edward Mendelson	Paragon Hard Disk Manager Suite 2011 There's no hard-disk manager out there that can beat Paragon Paragon Hard Disk Manager Suite 2011.
PC Magazine March 1, 2011 Neil J. Rubenking	Norton 360 Version 5.0 While it doesn't look very different from the previous version, Norton 360 version 5.0 provides better protection with even less impact on performance.
PC Magazine April 18, 2011 Samara Lynn	Microsoft Office 365 Beta By delivering Office, Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync online, Office 365 (Beta) takes Microsoft deep into the cloud. Windows-centric businesses should embrace the move, which promises better integration, easier management, and significant cost savings.
PC Magazine April 12, 2011 Jill Duffy	Adobe Color Lava Photoshop users can now put their iPad to use as a palette to interactively blend colors as if they were paint and save them to swatches to use in Photoshop. Adobe Color Lava could be more responsive, but still it's a good companion to the leading digital art software package.
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