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QuickBooks Alternative Offered by Zoho
Looking for an alternative to Intuit’s Quick Books online? Online applications provider Zoho is releasing Zoho Books, online accounting software designed for small and medium-size businesses, complete with a full feature set such as invoicing software, expense tracking, bank and credit card transactions and more. The accounting software in the cloud adds to Zoho’s existing…
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Asustek Favors Netbook Market Amid Tablet Frenzy
Jan 19 (Reuters) – Taiwan’s Asustek Computer Inc (TW:2357) will stick to its core netbook PC products, it said on Wednesday, even as the rising popularity of tablet PCs sparked by Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPad threatens to cut into netbook sales. The company expects sales of netbooks will be flat this year, but revenue will…
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Wunderlist Task Manager (Free)
Wunderlist Task Manager (Free) This cloud-synch task management tool allows you to organize your to-do lists on the go (which you always are) add notes and mark important tasks—that would be all of them, by the way. Flight Track Pro ($9.99) There are few things more annoying than unexpected travel delays, but Flight Tracker can…
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Tablets Gain Momentum, PCs Lose Their Luster
HELSINKI, Jan 18 (Reuters) – Companies will buy more than 10 million tablet computers this year, consultancy Deloitte said on Tuesday supporting recent research from Gartner which sees the global market for Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPad, rising to 55 million devices this year from 19.5 million in 2010. "Although some commentators view tablets as underpowered media-consumption…
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HP Planning Networking, Software, Storage Business Investments
Jan 14 (Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co (NYSE:HPQ) is formulating what it calls a "bold" plan for its future under new chief executive Leo Apotheker, but dismissed a report that it would reshuffle its top executives. The world’s No. 1 U.S. computer maker, which has been roiled since the surprise exit of former CEO Mark Hurd…
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Backup and Recovery Issues Ahead with Virtualization, Cloud
A survey of more than 3,000 small to medium-size businesses (SMB) conducted by the Ponemon Institute revealed that while attitudes towards backup and recovery differ widely around the world, businesses everywhere want a single backup and recovery solution for physical, virtual and cloud environments. The vast majority (68 percent) of IT managers agree that their…
