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Will Google destroy Microsoft?
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Google and Microsoft are constantly locked in competition for the desktops and search results of the public. Learn more about Google and Microsoft.
How Silverlight Works
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Microsoft Silverlight is a platform for rich Internet application development similar to Adobe Flash. Learn more about Microsoft Silverlight
How the Google-Apple Cloud Computer Will Work
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The Google-Apple cloud computer is a revolutionary new system in which all programs are stored on a central server. Learn about the Google-Apple cloud computer.
How ARPANET Works
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ARPANET is the oldest and most influential merger of computer networks which contributed to the birth of the Internet. Learn more about the ARPANET system.
How Google Books Works
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Google Books aims to spread knowledge by scanning books and putting them online. See how Google Books works and the controversy surrounding Google Books.
What are TrueType fonts?
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What are TrueType fonts? Take a look at what makes a TrueType font.
How To Know When Your Computer's CMOS Battery Is Dead
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Knowing when your computer's CMOS battery is dead is important. This article will help you spot CMOS battery failure.
Online Dating Is Increasing Interracial Marriage
Social media dating sites are changing the face of relationships. HowStuffWorks looks at the data.
Why Am I Getting So Many Privacy Policy Update Emails?
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HowStuffWorks looks at the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how it affects privacy policy updates.
How the Kindle Paperwhite Works
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Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite delivers a new screen display that is supposed to cut down on eye strain. Read about this multi-layered screen technology.