With the increase in computer features and the drop in price for PCs, there is a growing sector of the public who believe that their computers are obsolete and they need a new one. This belief is primarily driven by a few factors, including speed of older computers, marketing, and availability of newer models. But is the computer you are working on really obsolete?

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AP – America has failed for too long to adequately protect the security of its computer networks, President Barack Obama said Friday, announcing he will name a new cyber czar to press for action.

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We’ve finally got the details on that Ford SYNC refresh we recently warned you about. According to the company, current owners of 2010 vehicles with the device now can download and install the latest TDI (Traffic, Directions and Information) app for free. As mentioned before, the app connects a customer’s Bluetooth-enabled cell phone to Ford’s Service Delivery Network voice portal for turn-by-turn driving directions, real-time traffic, business searches, news, sports and weather. This bad boy will be available on all 2010 Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles equipped with SYNC, $395. The sale price includes service for the first three years. Ready to SYNC your ride? Do you find the phrase “SYNC my ride” as amusing as we do? Hit that read link.

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Reuters – Time Warner Inc Chief Executive Jeffrey Bewkes said on Friday that his company is still leaning toward spinning off AOL to shareholders as the preferred method for divesting the struggling Internet unit.

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In this day and age, it seems like everyone has got a problem with something. The latest and perhaps most unbelievable addiction is

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