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If the thought of technology, gadgets or computers gives you a headache then look no further. Keeley Hazell and Gary Schwartz make understanding all of this easy and simple. In bite sized chunks they will help you understand the difference between a PC and a Mac, or even a gooseberry and a BlackBerry.

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Apple iPhone 3G

There have been lots of articles flying around giving you reasons not to buy one of he new iPhones. But we think there are 25 reasons to buy one. Here they are.

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    Latest News

    Do You Need a New Freeview Box?

    Right now there are people across the UK staring at a blank screen because their Freeview boxes cannot handle the fact that Freeview have upgraded their service to include more channels.

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    Coming Soon

    Upcoming episodes include Maintaining Your Computer, Eco-Friendly Cars, Wireless Security, Choosing a Broadband provider and Gaming

    This Week's Episode: Ripping Video from DVDs and YouTube

    We really do get asked about this all the time so here it is, just how do you copy video from a DVD to your iPod or simply make a backup of the DVD. What about YouTube? How do you save those videos from YouTube?

    Click here to watch this episode now.

    Tip of the Week: Keyboard Shortcuts to Save You Time

    Using the mouse is obviously convenient but using the keyboard is a lot quicker.

    If you don't believe me try it, here are some shortcuts that are worth trying, my bet is you will get used to it very quickly and find it useful.

    All of these shortcuts involve holding down the control key on the keyboard and a letter, such as saving, hold down the control key and press 's', this is abbreviated Ctrl+S, so here is a short list to get you started.

    • Save - Ctrl+S
    • Open - Ctrl+O
    • Print - Ctrl+P
    • Cut - Ctrl+X
    • Copy - Ctrl+C
    • Paste - Ctrl+P
    • Undo - Ctrl+Z (a very important one).
    • Select All - Ctrl+A
    • Find - Ctrl+F

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