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Bill Rust, an analyst who researches the use of technology in education at Gartner Inc., said that while budgets are always a concern for U.S. educators, the real driver of BYOD is recognizing today's generation of students and staff that see personal …

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This circa 2000 Colonial style home in Laurel Hollow is on the market for $2,399,000, according to AOL Real Estate. Located at 2 Weld Gilder Road, the 3-bed, 3-bath home features a grand eat-in kitchen, a family Room with a fireplace and soaring …

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