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Technical terminology with what seems like millions of acronyms is among the most difficult to understand. If you listen to IT people speak, it can often sound like nothing but a string of abbreviations with the odd technical sounding word thrown in for good measure. The same goes for VoIP, Voice over Internet Protocol. | Processors everywhere, which to pick? |
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One of the most commonly marketed features of computers is the processor. The only problem is that the information can be a little confusing, as there are literally hundreds of different processors available, each with some sort of special feature. There’s no need to be confused, in fact, picking a processor really comes down to three different choices.| Skype’s Underutilized Features |
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Skype is the most well-known Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) program and is used by businesses all over the world. It offers many benefits including cheaper calls, a solid instant messaging platform that allows employees to communicate as a group, and the ability to conduct video calls with any user. | News from the Home Front! |
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There’s been quite a bit of excitement at Applied Tech lately! Three weddings, two babies, certifications, awards…. Read all about the fun news in this month’s News from the Home Front! 
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