Harry Marks
Contributor
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Harry Marks is a writer, teacher, and web developer from New Jersey. When he's not screaming at his computer because of ASP errors or unexpected program crashes, he runs his own blog at StudentTechNews.com, a site for comments and reviews of technology beneficial to students in college and high school. He hopes to spur his passions for technology and writing into a career where he can write about the latest gadgets and news from Silicon Valley for a variety of publications. Harry was previously a contributing technology writer for collegenews.com
Latest Articles
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Byline iPhone App Review
RSS readers are a dime a dozen, but Phantom Fish's Byline is one that stands out among the crowd, despite a few frustrating flaws.
Dec 30, 2009
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Google Chrome for Mac Review
For its first public beta release, Google Chrome offers a secure & stable browsing experience on the Mac, but its lack of core features make its recommendation difficult.
Dec 21, 2009
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Dragon Dictation iPhone Application Review
Dragon Dictation is a solid speech-to-text application for the iPhone from the makers of Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
Dec 8, 2009
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Microsoft Courier to Resurrect Tablet PC Market
Microsoft's Courier concept device is an "Infinite Journal" for storing all your data and should give Apple's rumored tablet a run for its money.
Nov 6, 2009
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5 Must-Have Photo Apps for the iPhone
Apple's iPhone is a major source of photos on the Internet. The apps described below will help users edit and tweak those photos before they're shared with the world.
Oct 27, 2009
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A Preview of Barnes & Noble's Nook eBook Reader
The Nook is Barnes & Noble's new eBook reader with a color touch-screen display, SD card slot, and the ability to lend books with the new "LendMe" technology.
Oct 22, 2009
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Apple Unveils New iMacs and Magic Mouse
Apple upgrades its iMacs and white Macbook, as well as releases the Magic Mouse after a strong earnings report and days before Microsoft unveils Windows 7.
Oct 21, 2009
- Harry Marks
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