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Tax preparers: Guides through the swamp
A big shake-up for America’s tax-preparation industry(8)
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Switch off that smartphone and get a life(8)
Schumpeter: Slaves to the smartphone
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Brain scan: Taking the long view
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African elections: How to save votes
Can the use of smartphones help reduce electoral fraud in Africa?(9)
A history of personal computing(94)
Japanese manufacturing: From summit to plummet
Once global leaders, Japanese electronics firms are tumbling(43)
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As RIM struggles, Canadians recall the fate of another technology champion(17)
Visible-light communication: Tripping the light fantastic
A fast and cheap optical version of Wi-Fi is coming(29)
Saving lives: Scattered saviours
First aid that gets there first(5)
Bibliophilia: Punches, matrices and fetishists
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In 1991 Kodak was a decade ahead of its time. Now, with a looming bankruptcy filing, it looks a decade behind(19)
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