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Non-Predictions and Google’s Non-War on Small Business

Posted by Harry McCracken on December 15, 2011 at 9:03 pm

Two pieces by me published elsewhere:

At TIME.com, I shared some thoughts about tech in 2012 (while studiously avoiding making any predictions).
For AllBusiness.com, I wrote about Google’s alleged war on small businesses, and the danger of building a business that’s dependent on a great Google ranking.

Three Things to Read That Aren’t Here

Posted by Harry McCracken on October 20, 2011 at 11:30 am

I’ve been a busy boy this week. Here are three items I’ve written for other sites that are now live:

For the Technologizer column at TIME.com, I reviewed OnStar FMV, the new flavor of GM’s service that fits into a mirror that can be installed in most vehicles.
At CNET, I wrote about the fact that the Lytro camera isn’t just interesting because of its light-field technology–it’s also an attempt to build a true point-and-shoot.
And for AllBusiness.com, I took a look at a half-dozen smartphone apps–all available for both iPhones and Android–that help me run my small business.

Whew. Mind if I take a brief nap?

QuickBooks 2012: Good Stuff for Financephobes

Posted by Harry McCracken on September 22, 2011 at 3:40 pm

And here’s another new piece of mine elsewhere: My look at QuickBooks 2012 for AllBusiness.com. (No, I’m not a financial software expert–just a small business person who doesn’t like accounting but can’t avoid it.)

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Using Windows XP? Please, Don’t

Posted by Harry McCracken on August 25, 2011 at 11:05 am

And in non-Apple news: Here’s an AllBusiness.com column I wrote on Windows XP, the operating system that won’t go away (and why it should).

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