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This archive is a compilation of articles published in our eMagazine since inception. The articles are organized by "Subject". Many thanks to those who have contributed to this archive and continue to help it grow by submitting their thoughts and expertise to the magazine.
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| Article Title | Author | Company | eMag Issue | Article Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content Insider #111 – Cloud Computing Netbooks, Cloud Computing – Work, Play Without Boundaries | THE Insider | Nov 2008 |
Hammer Repair – Netbooks and cloud computing are great for certain times, certain activities and they will be used by lots of people – young and old – who just want to stay in touch. But when it comes to working with important information/material nothing beats a higher performance, higher capacity, heavier notebook. | |
| Backup vs. Archiving | Dr.Taleb Hammad | Genie-soft | Dec 2005 |
Backups are used to protect against damage to files. A sequence of backup versions is kept for each file. The number of backup versions is set by the user; older versions are removed as newer versions are made |
