Audacity is the most popular open source sound recording and editing software on the Internet for Windows computers, and for good reason, it’s loaded with powerful tools and can perform some of the simple functions you’d like to do without a lot of fuss. One such application is recording a podcast so you can post it on your website. To use Audacity to record your podcast, first download it if you don’t have it yet, install according to the instructions, then run it.

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How to Record a Podcast using Audacity

The communication link between our computers and our phones is complicated. Sure, we can use a sync cable to transfer songs, pictures and data, but instantly transferring Web links and other quick information is just not sync-cable worthy

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Sending a mass text message is easy—most of our phones do this with little problem.

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Voice recognition has come pre-installed in Windows XP, Vista and now Windows 7, but improvements in voice recognition have been few. Surfing the Web with only voice commands is virtually impossible

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