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 Cheap Ink and Toner: Finding the Best Deal An online shopping trip shows that national retailer Staples charges more and a website called Bluedogink.com charges less--but it's the deal around the price that makes the difference. Share:   |  Steve Ballmer Tells Windows 8 Conference That Microsoft Is "Reimagining" Itself In a surprise appearance at the BUILD Windows developer conference, Ballmer said the new Microsoft is focusing on new hardware, cloud services, new application scenarios, and new forms of developer opportunity. Share: | Windows 8 Update: The End of Adobe Flash? Microsoft says it will rely on HTML5, not Flash, for the Metro-style interface of Internet Explorer 10. Will your online video-watching be affected? Share: | What You Say on the Web Will Be Used Against You Users need to understand that social media can be land mines on their career paths. And businesses can educate them. 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