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TechRepublic Member | September 22, 2011

Infographic: The innovations that led to the iPhone

Take a look at a visual history of the people, products, and ideas that led to the modern iPhone, and all smartphones in general. Read more

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[TechRepublic] How to speed up a sluggish Mac

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How to speed up a sluggish Mac

Wil Limoges shares his tips for speeding up a Mac that seems bogged down by performance problems. Read more

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