Cellular phone service has evolved tremendously over the past 10 years. In 2000 we saw the introduction of what are now called smartphones, merging telephone service with the functions of a PDA (personal digital assistant). There were earlier models leading the way starting as early as 1992, but not to the extent of the 2000 version.

Since then, a cellular phone has morphed into more of a pocket PC with a telephone feature than an actual phone.

With the new platforms like iphone and Androi
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There are a lot of "simple" solutions for playing your ipod through your car's stereo system, like FM transmitters and cassette adapters, and while these can be quick and easy solutions, the sound quality and functionality of these solutions tends to be less than expected.

How do you get around having to use the cigarette lighter for power and having extra wires hanging out in your car while increasing the sound quality of your ipod?

Get a real ipod adapter kit. Ipod adapter kits are the
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There hasn’t been much to cheer about regarding real estate over the last several years as home prices have plummeted, foreclosures have skyrocketed, and activity in the market as a whole has been significantly reduced since the housing bubble evaporated. It has been hard on families who have lost jobs and hard form families that rely on real estate as their main source of income.

With all the negative reports, there are stunningly positive trends emerging to focus on.

Clark Howard, ht
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When it comes to landing a job, understanding the hiring process can put potential candidates in a great position to win employment. Several factors influence the hiring decision, and knowing how to strategically position yourself might make all the difference. Employers are looking for 1) a qualified candidate that 2) fits the culture of the company and 3) has experience or traits that point to being able to perform the job. Nailing all three will move you right to the top of the resume pile.

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August 2, 2011 will be a day remembered as the day the US almost averted a debt crisis. Congress passed legislation increasing the debt limit to 2.4 trillion dollars (or 24,000 times 1,000,000 for perspective) and agreed to take the next few months and reduce governmental spending. The government simply has to stop spending more than it generates while maintaining the integrity of the services they provide including Social Security and entitlement programs, infrastructure, and national security
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