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Old technology made recording a lot less spur-of-the moment than lifting up an iPhone Volume Unit meter: the audiophiles’ way to view (...)

No surprise to find the iPhone and the iMac in the #1 and #2 positions, but #3 is the Steve Jobs knockoff, a wax figure clone of the (...)

Portfolio/Penguin, 2014. Using the iPhone, Twitter, Pinterest, and others as examples, this brief practical book for entrepreneurs, (...)

And you can hear Gladwell via a Ford Library audiobook by downloading one of his best sellers onto your own device — iPhone, iPad, (...)

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Everybody’s Legal Glossary ( http://www.nolo.com/glossary.cfm ) is maintained by Nolo Press, a publisher known for its legal self-help books. (...)

Hope that he knows that he can download a best-selling book to his iPhone or tablet from OverDrive. Audiobooks are especially popular.

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There are many free apps for Android, iPhone and Blackberry devices that would be useful in a disaster.

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Once you login to your personal account, you can add items to your reading list, save searches, use the First Consult app (only available for (...)

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Once you create and login to your personal account, you can: Access ClinicalKey from a browser on your mobile device , even if you're not at (...)

https://blogs.library.duke.edu/rubenstein/page/96/

Using the principles of Responsive Web Design , we’ve redesigned finding aids to display appropriately on any size device—iPhone, iPad, (...)

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