Posts for November 2011
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If you've got a projector in your office – or you're thinking about buying one – give some thought to getting a screen to go with it.
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BBC comedy 'Rev' suggests that while He might not, one of His followers does.
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The Government hopes new service at the Patents County Court (PCC) will help SMEs protect their copyright, trademark and designs.
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We think of ink cartridges as available only in single colours - but what if you had an ink that changed colour when you touched it?
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Are you taking care of your leather office furniture?
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If you've been watching the Leveson Inquiry on the office TV or at home, you’ll notice an abundance of notepads
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With Christmas almost upon us, now is a good time to buy a label printer. (Perhaps even if you don't think you need one.)
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For five days this Christmas, eBay will have a high street store in London. PR stunt or the shape of things to come?
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By
Elise
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18 November 2011
Ebay is set to open an experimental 'pop-up' shop in London's West End just in time for Christmas rush.
The Ebay Christmas Boutique will open for five days from Wednesday, 1 December. Instead of selling items over the counter, it will showcase Ebay's most popular products. Choosing from over 200 products, to purchase items customers can scan the product's price tag using a quick response (QR) code on their mobile. This will then direct the customer's mobile phone to the payment section of the Ebay website. After payment, purchases will be sent straight to the customer's home. Ebay has already trialled a similar store in New York this year with success, focusing on the burgeoning smart phone market and mobile shopping. For more information, read The Guardian's article.
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Solid ink sounds like a misnomer, but it's been around for a long time in one form or another.
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In the late 1970s, artist Anton Perich came up with an inventive way of painting – using an arrangement of airbrushes, photocells and a motorised scanning unit. In a way, a precursor to the modern inkjet printer.
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If you're holding a Christmas party this year – and your business is big enough so that people might not know each other – this nifty name-badge tip could help colleagues mingle. Ready for the tip? Put other people's names on the badges.
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Not all entrepreneurs learn from their past mistakes, according to new research from the University of Strathclyde.
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As winter approaches and the mercury drops, you're bound to see your heating bills rise.
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By
Elise
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10 November 2011
Movember is an international campaign that supports prostate and testicular cancer initiatives, to "change the face of men's health". During November each year, Movember is responsible for the sprouting of moustaches on thousands of men's faces in the UK and around the world. The funds raised are directed to programmes run directly by Movember and their men's health partners. In 2010, over 122,000 UK participants raised £11.7 million for the campaign. For more information, visit the Movember website or donate now.
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Thanks to hard-wearing cases and external keyboards, people are better placed to take their iPads on the road to clients and offices.
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If your business has not made plans to deal with a cold snap, then start doing it now.
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A video shows the care and attention that goes into producing ink for industrial printers.
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This clever desk comes with a built-in hood, perfect for when you need a bit of privacy at the office.
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TrendLabs has put together a 'Tricks & Threats' list of techniques used by online criminals to scare punters into handing over computer passwords and personal details.
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As the cost of projectors keeps dropping, more and more businesses – and consumers – are buying them. But to get the most from your purchase, you'll need a projector screen.
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By
Elise
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01 November 2011
Does social networking influence your purchasing decisions?
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Poll
Would you use an online chat feature?
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