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 R.I.P. DVD: Six Reasons It's Time for Discs to Die CDs and DVDs were great for awhile, but its time to move on. Here are six reasons why it's time to ditch optical drives and the discs that feed them. Share:   |  The 5 Biggest IT Security Mistakes Like cleaning the windows, IT security can be a thankless task because they only notice when you don't do it. Share: | SanDisk Releases New SSDs for Old Computers SanDisk introduces a new line of SSDs designed for consumers who may want to extend the life of an aging computer. Share: | Verizon 4G LTE: Four Gotchas Who's the fastest wireless carrier in town? If you've seen any of their ads, you know it's Verizon, unless it's AT&T or T-Mobile or Sprint. Share: | Social Engineering: 3 Mobile Malware Techniques Social engineers fool unsuspecting by pretending to be old friends or trusted authorities on email and social networks. 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