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Monday is here again!!!. Monday has had a bad rap for quite some time. Have you ever wondered why it’s the least favorite day of the week? Drop your comments.

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The computing world just took a leap of faith. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/devices/surface-studio/overview

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Surface Studio
Turn your desk into a Studio.
Surface Studio is designed for the creative process. The 28” PixelSense™ Display gives you a huge canvas for all kinds of work. Use it upright, or draw on it like a drafting table. https://youtu.be/BzMLA8YIgG0

Introducing Microsoft Surface Studio Microsoft Surface Studio is a new category of device, designed to put you at the center of the creative process. Turn your desk into a Studio. Learn more: ht...

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The world’s No. 1 mobile document scanning and sharing today!

CamScanner helps you scan, store, sync and collaborate on various contents across smartphones, iPads, tablets and computers.

Projecting your phone to your PC or TV screen is surprisingly simple. Select Settings > System > Project My Screen. Your phone will automatically start searching for any devices near you that can take advantage of wireless screen projection. However, if your TV or PC monitor does not support this, it’s still possible to project your screen via USB on a Windows PC. First, download the Project My Screen app from Microsoft’s official Windows Phone website, install it on your system, restart, open the app, plug your phone into your PC and navigate to Project My Screen as before. This is great for showing off your videos and photos on a much larger screen.