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Why Technogize?
Does technology scare you?
Do you know what that little "i" means?
Did you just figure out how to text message?
With the progress we make in technology everyday, we increase our potential to create even more advances at a more rapid pace. What you need is someone to consult with on technology-related questions, a technology buffer of sorts.
The authors of this blog hope that by posting articles and information on current and emerging technologies, you can recognize how technology applies to you. Plus since we enjoy geeking out so much we figured having our own blog-o-sphere would help feed our addiction to all that is techie.
Welcome to our blog, Technogize.
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