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 Internet Explorer 9: A Getting Started Guide The revamped browser's taskbar shortcuts, jumplists, extensive HTML 5 support, and better graphics performance warrants taking another look at Internet Explorer. Share:   |  10 Must-Have Free Downloads Setting a high bar for PC software shouldn't hurt the bottom line. From system utilities to media tools to productivity boosters, these freebies will make your life easier. Share: | iPad 2 Smart Cover Dissected by iFixit The iPad 2 Smart Cover has the trademark Apple smart design and coolness. But exactly how does the thing work? iFixit tore one apart to find out. Share: | Toyota's Mobile App Mandate: iPhone, iPad First Taking a page from its post-World War II Japanese roots, embattled car maker Toyota has turned to a business philosophy known as kaizen, or fanatical focus on continuous improvement. Last summer, kaizen showed up in the company's mobile app effort. 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Share: | Apple Seeks Beatles' Apple Logo Apple wants the exclusive right to use two Granny Smith logos originally seen on The Beatles' records. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | 10 Must-Have Free DownloadsSome software is so good that you just have to download it. Unfortunately, often you have to pay for it after you try it out. But every once in a while, a must-have program is totally free. 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