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Laptops – they are a quick means to take notes, look up information, and even play a game of solitaire or IM with buddies in the middle of a teacher’s lecture. Let’s face it, when students pop open their laptops in class, very few, if any, actually use their personal computers for homework’s sake. So, why are laptops allowed in the classroom then?

Something you’ve been doing every day in your car, probably since BEFORE you had your license, could actually be the number one reason you get in an accident. Read this post to find out what it is and how to stop before it’s too late.

ave you played Foursquare yet? I started playing last week as an experiment and am starting to see that it could have disastrous consequences based on a new Web site called Please Rob Me.com. This Web site takes all your Twitter Foursquare updates and links them to a main site that reminds us how easy it is for potential burglars to realize that well-light homes aren’t always occupied.

I don’t know if it is me or not, but it feels like texts are harder to ignore than phone calls.

Have you ever sent a text and wished you could delete it? Well, this new iPhone application–TigerText–does it for you. Just make sure your friends have an iPhone.

“Now you don’t have to wait around at the bus stop wondering whether the bus will come or not.”

“Professors wouldn’t be able to tell whether or not a student was one of their own, but all that is about to change…”

Whatever the case, at some point, you computer will be rendered incapacitated for a time, and you will have to find some way to cope.

Thinking about getting the iPad? Based on my experiences with buying first generation tech tools in the past, it may be wise to wait.

Wondering what that new category in your gmail is buzzing about? Check out a little information on Google Buzz here and some questions about whether or not it’s actually needed in the social media arena.