CleanMyDrive lets you monitor and clean removable drives

CleanMyDrive lets you monitor and clean removable drives - CleanMyDrive lets you monitor connected drives and mounted volumes, but it can also automatically clean thumb drives and other removable drives to keep them free of cruft.

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Manually configuring an iCloud email account

Manually configuring an iCloud email account - If Mail and your iCloud account don't see eye-to-eye, you may need to reconfigure it. That can be difficult unless you know the secret. Chris Breen reveals that secret.

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Emergency workers scan QR codes to access health information

Emergency workers scan QR codes to access health information - QR codes are being used for more than just advertisements in Marin County, California. There, paramedics hope the stickers could help save lives in an emergency.

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Watch Live: SpaceX's Dragon Undocks, Deorbits and Returns to Earth

Watch Live: SpaceX's Dragon Undocks, Deorbits and Returns to Earth - Don?t miss the thrilling conclusion of SpaceX?s first mission to the International Space Station. Tune in May 31 starting at 12:30 a.m. PDT to see live feed coverage of the Dragon spacecraft unberthing from the ISS, deorbiting, and splashing down on Earth.

(Via Wired Top Stories.)

Logitech announces Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 for Mac and iOS

Logitech announces Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 for Mac and iOS - Logitech on Wednesday announced the Wireless Solar Keyboard K760, a solar-powered desktop keyboard that can be paired with up to three devices (for example, a Mac, an iPad, and an iPhone) at the same time.

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The tablet jinx took down Palm and RIM. Who's next?

The tablet jinx took down Palm and RIM. Who's next? - Both RIM and HP Palm got sidetracked trying build a tablet and it cost them dearly. Other tech giants could face similar regrets, says TechRepublic's Jason Hiner.

(Via CNET News.com.)

How to send large batches of photos from your iOS device

How to send large batches of photos from your iOS device - Free app Kicksend overcomes the five-photo limit, letting you send up to 30 at a time. (It works with documents and video, too.) It's part Instagram, part Dropbox.

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