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Mojo Helpdesk Website Has Gotten a Face Lift

The Mojo Helpdesk website has a new skin! The new design conveys more clearly what the Mojo Helpdesk is about: simple ticket tracking that helps organizations efficiently manage customer and employee requests. In Mojo Helpdesk requests are centralized and assigned,...

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Windows 7 RC – First Impressions

In one word: Great. Windows 7 has been available in its pre-release form (called RC: release candidate). After few days of test we can say that Windows 7 is a huge improvement for people running Vista and a great one...

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Exponential times: IT is just at the beginning

Reed Overfelt, CEO at www.OptimizedNow.com, pointed this video out.  It shows the exponential growth of IT and how mind boggling the numbers are. For example, this year alone, we are going to produce 4 exabytes (4x10^19) of unique information. This...

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Mojo Helpdesk January Release

We've been busy upgrading Mojo Helpdesk. Here is what we have done:Bye spammers! We added an anti-spam feature so we only get requests from real people.Better email notificationsWe improved our subscription options so tech staff gets only what's wanted.API improvementsYou...

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Launch: a blog about typing productivity

Das Keyboard blog has always been part of the Metadot blog and the rising success of Das Keyboard as a product and the enthousiasm of our user community have created the need to have a blog specific to the topic...

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It’s The Click

Zachary Gasiorowski, MyGamer.com, reviewed the Das Keyboard Professional and says: "Until I typed on a Das Keyboard keyboard, I didn't realize how satisfying hitting keys can be. With an incredibly satisfying "click" noise with every key tap, this keyboard is...

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Fight: Das Keyboard versus IBM Model M

Cyril Kowaliski at The Tech Reports has a review on Das Keyboard Professional and compares it to the IBM Model M. They are both mechanical keyboards, they both focus on great tactile feedback and typing efficiency. Who wins? Could that...

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New musical instrument: The Wii Theremin

The Theremin, invented in 1920 by Russian physicist Léon Theremin, was one of the world's first electronic instruments. It's the only instrument that is played without being touched.Ken Moore got a Wii for Christmas and did this:[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-K-7T8ZIWA]Thank you to our...

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