| How to Wire an iPod to a Car Stereo Posted:  Rather than buying an expensive satellite radio subscription or enduring the bland, advertisement-riddled offerings on your car radio dial, your iPod represents an easy, inexpensive alternative to making your daily commute or long road trip more... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by David McKinney
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| How Do I Download a VHS Tape to My Hard Drive? Posted:  VCRs and VHS tapes are being phased out as a format for home video viewing and recording by more people every year, in favor of the DVD/Blu-Ray players and digital video recorders (DVRs) that deliver a higher level of quality and convenience... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Darrin Meyer
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| How to Take Apart an iPod Nano 8G Posted:  If you're interested in getting at the guts of your 5th generation iPod Nano 8G and want to see what's inside, you can take it apart yourself. Be sure to work in a clean, well-lit area, and place the pieces in a safe container so that you will be... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Ploni Almoni
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| What Is Rosin-Core Solder? Posted:  Solder is a metal alloy, meaning that two or more metals have been combined to create a single metal. Solder has been in use for many years as a joining method, as its primary use is to join together other types of metal by heating it to its... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Jennifer Uhl
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| International Call Options Posted: Before advances in technology allowed for better options, international calling cards provided the most convenient and cheapest option for international calling. But the Internet paved the way for voice over IP (VoIP) calling that uses Internet... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Lynelle Harmon |
| How to Access Google Maps After Download Posted:  Google Maps is an online service and application that allows users to access maps, get driving directions, get phone numbers and addresses of local businesses, get traffic information and map your current location with or without the Global... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Diana Braun
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| How to Fix Phones Washed in a Washing Machine Posted:  We have all left something in a pocket and forgotten to check before throwing the article in the washer. Money and other items are usually easy to dry but if the item that was washed was your cell phone it can be costly to replace. Repair centers... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Carolyn Barton
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| How Can I Plug My Laptop Into a Denon Receiver? Posted:  Denon manufactures high-end audio receivers for home stereo systems. The receivers are equipped with pairs of audio input jacks for connecting stereo components such as a CD player, turntable, tape decks and even a laptop, using the computer's... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Evan Burgess
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| How to Terminate a Coaxial Cable Posted:  The walls of a modern house contain cables for electricity, data, phones and television. Coaxial cable is commonly used to carry a signal to your television from your cable or satellite provider. Terminating this cable and fitting it with a... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Finn McCuhil
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| How to Connect a Phono Preamp Posted:  A phono preamplifier (preamp) connects to a turntable to boost the audio signal from a record so it can be processed on newer audio-video receivers for playback. New AV receivers may not have a dedicated set of turntable jacks. Instead, AV... Recent Article published on 6/28/2010 by Evan Burgess
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