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Behind the Curtain at 40Tech – WooThemes Review

Behind the Curtain at 40Tech – WooThemes Review

If you’re a regular visitor to 40Tech, you’ve probably noticed the new look. The look is largely due to a new theme by WooThemes. A few months ago, the 40Tech team decided that a new look was needed in order to grow the site and to implement some upcoming new features that we had in mind (stay tuned for those). After searching around for a new WordPress theme from numerous sources, all signs kept pointing back to WooThemes. While the beauty of WooThemes’ designs was what sealed the deal, it was the support I ran into after the sale that impressed me the most.

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Ubuntu 10.04: New Features and a Manual But Still Linux

Ubuntu 10.04: New Features and a Manual But Still Linux

Credit given where credit’s due, Ubuntu, and other Linux distributions based on Ubuntu (like Linux Mint and Jolicloud which we will cover soon), have made massive strides in terms of features and usability. The features and raw speed of Ubuntu’s latest release (10.04), Ubuntu’s latest release (10.04), Lucid Lynx, are very enticing to the tech curious.

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Audible.com – Review

Today, 40Tech is pleased to present a guest post by Larry Behrens from PoorDadTech.Com. It started with a Facebook ad, of all things. Those ads that are over there to the right of the page promising you free gadgets, free girls or fake farms. This one offered me a free audio book of an autobiography [...]

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Opera Mini for iPhone: First Impressions

Opera Mini for iPhone: First Impressions

When I heard, yesterday, that Apple had approved the Opera Mini browser for iPhone, I was a bit more than surprised — I was shocked. Apple’s track record in rejecting any app that might interfere with their business plans or control over their userbase seemed to scream that there was absolutely no way they would [...]

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Shelfster vs Evernote — Well, Sort Of

Shelfster vs Evernote — Well, Sort Of

We are obvious Evernote fans here at 40Tech – but that doesn’t mean we aren’t open to other options! Recently we were contacted by the good folks at Shelfster, and asked if we might be interested in doing a review on their “application which allows you to easily organise and share with others your favorite [...]

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Threadsy: Facebook, Twitter and Email All in One Happy Place

Threadsy: Facebook, Twitter and Email All in One Happy Place

Remember, back in the day, when email was one-dimensional? The good ol’ days when all you had to do was remember one contact list and deal with one inbox? Well, those days are long gone, buddy. Today, we are in a world of social media: connecting and sharing with the planet at large in as [...]

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Backupify: 2 Weeks Left to Get a Free, Unlimited, Account for Life

Backupify: 2 Weeks Left to Get a Free, Unlimited, Account for Life

We’ve written extensively about backup solutions for your computer here on 40Tech — well, Evan has written extensively about it — but what about backing up your online life? With cloud services beginning to dominate our computer use, we continue to sign up for more and more services in which to post our photos, share [...]

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11 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Tech Geek, From $3 to $400

11 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Tech Geek, From $3 to $400

With the holidays just around the corner, the time has come to start scrambling for gift ideas.  If you have a tech geek on your shopping list, you actually have it easier than most shoppers, for there are many gifts out there that will make a tech geek’s eyes light up.  To help you find [...]

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Google Chrome OS Preview on USB Flash Drive

Google Chrome OS Preview on USB Flash Drive

As a not-so-closet techie (or tech-geek, if you will), I find myself instantly attracted to all things new and shiny — even when the polish is not altogether there yet. This is why, on this US Thanksgiving evening, I find myself writing a post about Google Chrome OS from within a recently released build of [...]

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GTD Not Working for You? Try Action Method Online

GTD Not Working for You? Try Action Method Online

Some of you may have already read our rather detailed how-to on Getting Things Done in Evernote with Only One Notebook — in fact, we are pleasantly surprised on a daily basis by how many people keep reading it… But what if you  don’t use Evernote? *gasp* Or what if GTD just doesn’t quite do [...]

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