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6 Ways To Earn More Money Freelancing, Part 1
Whatever your situation, you could probably stand to make some extra cash. Luckily, as a designer, developer, or other Web professional, there are several ways you can earn extra income with work you’re doing already. Here are 6 ways, then, that you can make a little extra cash as a freelance designer with only a little extra effort, or by adding some value to your existing services. 
WordPress For BlackBerry v1.0
Rejoice, all non-iPhoners! Now you can post to your WordPress blog on the go, just like they can!
That’s right — just yesterday, WordPress launched the full, non-beta version 1.0 of their WordPress for BlackBerry app. According to the site, the app supports uploading video from your BB to your WordPress blog, a streamlined UI and comments functionality, and better speed and app stability than the beta version.
Here’s Mashable’s take on it.
I haven’t had a chance to
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Today In Tech History
Confession time — I’m a history nerd. Well, I’m a nerd about lots of different things, but primarily, I’m a history nerd. I love Wikipedia, I devour old maps, and I can’t put down history books. And, one of the aspects of history that continually fascinates me — and goes quite nicely with the overall theme of this site — is the history of science and technology. With that in mind, I’d like to introduce what I hope will be a regularly-occurring feature I like to call “Today In
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WordPress Your Luck…
…by submitting your WordPress-related article to this great site, WPVote.com. Think of it as Digg for WordPress.
OK, ok — so the site’s not exactly new. In fact, it was founded in 2008 by the same fellow who runs a great little site called CatsWhoCode. He doesn’t own it anymore, though — apparently he sold the site to its current owner in late 2009 after finding that he didn’t have the time to maintain it.
And, seemingly, it was a wise sale. The site is up, it’s got good content, it’s free
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5 Reasons I Won’t Be Buying An iPad
Like everyone else in the tech world, I was eagerly anticipating the big Apple tablet announcement on January 27th. True, I had noted with sarcastic glee that Apple’s countless devoted fans do their PR work for the for free, and no, I don’t count myself one of them — even though, in noting this phenomenon, I did my own fair share of Apple’s leg work.
Secretly, though, I wanted to see a super-cool product from Jobs and Co. that I could be excited about, be a first adopter of, and ding my credit for the sake
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