Lifestyle & Trends - Technology

Diagnose your computer problem first before reaching for your wallet

Since we rely on our computers for so many things in our lives, it can be especially frustrating when they aren't working properly and we can't figure out why. Stop before rushing off to the service center or calling a technician the next time your computer acts up. There are options which can help you save big dollars in the long run.

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Five trends to consider when buying your next digital camera

Today's digital cameras do more than take photos. They capture video, help share photos instantly with family and friends, and automatically adjust settings to take the best shots. In addition, the technology in digital cameras - just like personal electronics and smartphones - is always evolving.

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'Techorating' trend harmoniously marries technology and interior design

Some interior design trends are hard to understand. That jagged piece of cement that is supposedly a chair or headache-inducing paint color may look great in the glossy pages of a design magazine, but would average people really want it in their own living room? Fortunately, one growing trend trend in interior design is easy to understand, totally relatable and applicable in almost every home - and this trend is techorating.

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Digital cameras: creating masterpieces with each click

With warm weather luring us outside for fun outdoor activities, using a digital camera ensures timeless memories with family and friends are captured in a snap. Even with increased smartphone usage, - a recent Consumer Electronics Association report stated that 43 percent of consumers have used a smartphone in the past year to capture images - digital cameras remain the most common devices for capturing photos, with 73 percent having used a digital camera over the same time period. There are many reasons why a dedicated digital camera captures the best photos.

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Tips for choosing tax preparation software

Instead of paying a professional hundreds of dollars to do their taxes, an increasing number of U.S. taxpayers are doing it themselves. The IRS reports that 9.8 million tax returns were self-prepared and e-filed last year, a 14.2 percent increase over the previous year. Not only have more affordable do-it-yourself tax preparation software solutions become easy enough for tax novices to use, they allow consumers the luxury of doing their taxes at their leisure from the comforts of home.

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