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The Sanctuary in the Home Office

By Jeff Zbar 
www.chiefhomeofficer.com


The Sanctuary “Where are my freakin’ keys?!…

“Would someone please call my cell phone so I can find it?”

“Where’s my stinkin’ earbud?”

“My wallet. What’d you do with my wallet?!”

And it’s only Monday.

Sound familiar?

So much stuff, so few homes for it. If I could recoup a fraction of the time I spend looking for lost stuff, I could spend it looking for other stuff I’d invariably lose in the interim.

But now, there’s organization salvation. There’s a home office productivity solution. There’s The Sanctuary, actually.

This power charging station from BlueLounge Designs (about $120 online) creates a very stylish repository for all your power-hungry tech gear. This of it as home office furniture for your stuff.  read more »

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Chrome: A New Way to Surf in the Home Office

By Jeff Zbar 
www.chiefhomeofficer.com


 Google Chrome logo So I’ve downloaded Chrome, Google’s new Web browser. It’s in beta, meaning it’s out for public use but not as functional today as they expect it to be in the future.

Some features I’d like to see in short order, for example, would be the “Highlighter” tool, that highlights a searched term in a long document. And I was wondering — until a few moments ago — why when I went to download the Google Toolbar, the site didn’t list Chrome as a browser it supported.

Then it dawned on me: Chrome is a browser and a search engine. And that simplified functionality is part of the beauty of this new application.  read more »

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PowerStation Traveller: A Case for Mobile & Home Office Efficiency

By Jeff Zbar 
www.chiefhomeofficer.com


 ReSource PowerStation Traveller Hitting the road? Probably have your wireless phone, iPod or MP3 player, GPS devices, even a DVD player for the kids.

But one perennial problem persists: So many plugs, so few ports. Most cars have only one cigarette lighter / power port / DC plug (vans and SUVs might have several more). And splitters and adapters are so cumbersome.

So if you need to charge the phone, and the kids want to watch a flick, to achieve détente, you appease. Or as Bill Cosby once said, “Parents don’t want justice. Parents want quiet.”  read more »

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Home Office Power Brokers on the Open Road

By Jeff Zbar 
www.homeofficehighway.com


 Targus Travel Power Outlet Are you a power broker? You have your laptop and broadband wireless card that provide access to the connected world. You may even have a back-up laptop battery in case your first does during the middle of a major project or especially thoughtful missive.

But what about the power that empowers you? Whether you’re in an RV or a hotel room, the stuff we use — our laptops, portable printers, iPods and cell phones — invariably require more power than some measly little two-plug wall outlet will provide.

So, power up.  read more »

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