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It's an e-reader, it's a tablet and it's hot!

Author Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus is a Mac guru and one of the world's leading authorities on all things Apple, so when he talks OS X Mountain Lion, people listen.

Featuring eight books in one, this All-in-One For Dummies guide covers the key features and tools that you need to know in order to understand how to use each individual program within the Adobe Cr

Exploring Windows 8 For Dummies packs 168 pages of magazine-style articles, lavish illustrations and great tips into an eye-catching publication that shows you how to use the new Windows 8 operatin

This book is a full-color guide to the art of digital portrait photography.

Expression Web is Microsoft's newest tool for creating and maintaining dynamic Web sites.

A complete preparation guide for the entry-level networking CCNA certification.

Fully revised and updated this hands-on resource offers a one-stop learning opportunity through eight minibooks dedicated to each product inside Adobe's Design & Web Premium Suite.

Now that you've got your new Galaxy S smartphone, you've got to figure out how to use it! If you're baffled by the technology and the documentation, this book can help.

This friendly book gets you started with the basics of Excel 2010, such as creating a spreadsheet from scratch, selecting commands from the Ribbon, customizing the Quick Access toolbar, creating si

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The Android OS continues to rapidly expand offering app developers access to one of the largest platforms available, and this easy-to-follow guide walks you through the development process step by

Part iPod touch, part MacBook, part e-Reader and all amazing, the iPad combines the best of your favorite gadgets into one ultraportable touch device.

If you’ve asked yourself “Why can’t I develop database and XML queries in a language I already know?”, then Language INtegrated Query, or LINQ, is for you.

If you work in an office, you probably don’t lose much sleep worrying about whether your files are safe if your PC melts down. Company IT departments handle those things for business networks.