Articles for February 2014

Let’s face it, you have to do something quite violent to your iPhone to break the Home button, but when it happens you really don’t know how to go about it. Do you scream out for Siri to make emergency phone calls for you? ... Read more

Standard Radios, MP3 Players, and even iPods are slowly being phased out and replaced by online music streaming services. It's no surprise that these streaming sites are so popular, they give users access to pretty much every song they'd ever want. ... Read more

Some 12 years after its initial release, Windows XP has reached the end of its commercial life, but the greatest trouble with Win XP’s end is one third of desktop machines worldwide still run it. According to Michael Silver, vice-president at Gartn ... Read more

You don't just have to be male or female... on Facebook. Last week, Facebook made a move that has alarmed many users, especially those who are new members signing up on their online social portal. ... Read more

Whether you are using an iPhone or iPad, there are plenty of worthwhile productivity apps and suites that make working with text a streamlined and enjoyable experience. Today, we shall focus on note taking apps, and the number of fantastic offers on ... Read more

A few weeks ago, the future for our beloved media player Winamp, was questionable. In-fact, it was pretty much a guarantee that AOL would be shutting down all Winamp related operations, and no longer supporting the software. That has now changed. ... Read more

Has your Google Chrome browser been running slow lately, or causing your entire PC to run slow whenever Chrome is open? This could likely be a problem caused by too many extensions using up your computer's available memory. ... Read more

Is your PC running a bit slower than usual? Maybe it's been running like a snail for a long time now, or it's been getting progressively worse, either way -- this isn't something that you wan't to endure for too long. ... Read more

The Start Screen is one of the most controversial features in Windows 8, most desktop users don't like it, and Microsoft defended it by saying it works great on tablets. ... Read more

In this tutorial we'll show you how to edit your PayPal address book in order to delete contacts, add new ones, or edit their details. This comes in handy when you want to make a quick payment and just select contacts you previously engaged with. ... Read more

With Apple working to finalize the iOS 7 launch, many industry watchers and fans are speculating about the several new products announced to be released with the new platform. ... Read more

Since its introduction last fall, Google Chrome’s new Tab Page is perhaps the most redundant element ever integrated in a browser. As the omnibox on top of the screen constitutes the main reason why users choose Chrome in the first place, that exte ... Read more

Most users migrated to Feedly when Google Reader was discontinued on July 1st 2013 and that migration was easy since Google offered a way to export your feeds via Google Takeout. But how do you actually import or export feeds with Feedly? ... Read more

iPhone 4 device owners have reported numerous lag issues after the long-awaited iOS 7 update in September. Even though the next iOS 7.1 roll out is expected this March, iPhone 4 users still need those fixes to lag issues caused by iOS 7 update, which ... Read more

If you value your documents, pictures, videos, or other files, it can be devastating when you suffer a hard drive failure or some other form of data corruption. Here's five of the most common methods used to keep data backed up and ready to go. ... Read more