Did you know that there is aSystem Administrator Appreciation Day? Turns out that it’s on the last Friday of every July, which makes it today. At a time when viruses, hackers, script kiddies and other threats seem to be in the headlines more than ever, the people working behind the scenes to make everything work smoothly on the computer networks we use require a bit of appreciation. As the day’s website notes:...

It’s been about 2 months since I stepped foot into theTechStarsbunker to take a look atthe magicbehind this accelerator. In the time that has followed, I’ve gotten to see these startups grow, mature and develop into what they are today. What is that, exactly? They are the next big movers in technology. Over the course of 13 weeks these chosen teams have had their ideas scrutinized, changed and ultimately polished in preparation for this day....

Today, 12 startups will present to a room filled with investors, industry analysts and media atTechStarsDemo Day in Boston. In case you haven’t heard of TechStars, it is an elite mentorship-driven start-up accelerator that is funded by more than 50 venture capital firms, and more than 25 angel investors. TechStars operates in 4 cities nationwide including Boulder, Boston, Seattle New York, and has more than 300 mentors, 1,000 investors and 78 alumni TechStars companies in its network....

TLDR:The Complete Limited Edition Mac Bundle is our best Mac package of the year, 12 killer apps on sale for an obscenely low price while it lasts. Every year, it’s one of TNW Deals’ most popular holiday season items, so it’s no surprise Mac users who have been good all year are now asking for the latest edition ofThe Complete Limited Edition Mac Bundle ($16.22 with code MACBUNDLE40). Yep, it’s this year’s collection of 12 of the greatest and coolest Mac apps, all gathered up into one tidy package and topped off with an incredibly attractive price as a final deal-clinching bow....

TLDR:The Prima 1080p HD Pocket Projector can cast a bright HD quality image at up to 200 inches across for all your viewing needs. It’s also now under $200. The word projector used to mean something very different. If you grew up in the 20th century, projectors were either almost room-sized beasts that dominated moviehouses — or they were those reel-to-reel 16mm dinosaurs that AV kids scooted from classroom to classroom on rickety old carts....