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• How To Clean Your Laptop And Smartphone - Gizmodo Australia
  
  Gizmodo Australia
  Give your registry a scrubbing with CC Cleaner, a free program for both Windows and Mac, that will clear old registry entries (for PCs) as well as empty recycle bins, zero out recent document lists, and erase a variety of browser information ...
  
  
• Get Organized: How to Clean Up Sloppy Servers - PC Magazine
  
  PC Magazine
  Does your business have files from eight years ago eating up precious server space? Do your shared folders not even come close to reflecting your current workflow or team members? Clean up those sloppy servers! We did, and here we tell you how we did ...
  
  
• Accounting temp hiring OK'd by Ukiah City Council - Ukiah Daily Journal
  
  Ukiah Daily Journal
  The Ukiah City Council Wednesday approved the hiring of an accounting consultant to help city staff with implementing its new financial software system. "I came away fully persuaded that this expenditure makes sense, and also fully hopeful for the ...
  
  
• Four alternatives to Android, iOS, and Windows Phone - ITworld.com
  
  ITworld.com
  Though Sailfish is still in the alpha stage of development, Jolla released the operating system's software development kit last month as a free download for Linux users. Details about the new OS are sparse, but it appears to have a clean interface and ...
  
  
• Deep Clean Your Mac's System With Detox My Mac [Sponsored Post] - Cult of Mac
  
  Cult of Mac
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• Forget Mr. Clean: Our tips to spring cleaning and speeding up your PC - Digital Trends
  
  Digital Trends
  No, we're not talking about the hardware, we've already tidied that up; we're talking about the software. Most of us have more than a few programs on our computers that we downloaded, installed, and only used once or twice. Just like cleaning experts ...
  
  
• Five easy ways to spring clean your computer - Toronto Star
  
  Toronto Star
  The third step is an important one: Take advantage of built-in software, or perhaps download some third-party programs, to comb through your computer and optimize performance. Built into Windows is a