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How to Add Links to Your WordPress Widget Titles

Do you use numerous widgets on your WordPress blog? Have you ever wished that you could add WordPress Widget Titles? If so, you’re in luck thanks to a WordPress plugin called Widget Title Links.

Pandora vs iRadio: Who Will Win The Internet Radio Business?

Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch their own service later this year. iRadio will be similar to what we already have, but will probably keep us on iTunes and not have us leaving it to listen to streaming music. How will it affect the ways we listen to music?

The New Google Chat Service: Do We Need Another One?

Later this year a new Google chat service will be introduced. More and more details are beginning to emerge about the service, but do we need more chatting?

How To Save Highlighted Text in Firefox Into a File

Researching on the Internet can sometimes be cumbersome. The Save Text To File extension for Firefox allows you to save highlighted text in any web page into a .txt file, then save it in any location on your hard drive.

How to Convert Your Google+ Stream to an RSS Feed

Have you ever thought about turning your public Google+ posts into an RSS feed? This is great if you’re looking to crosspost from Google+ to another social network, or to allow others to subscribe to your Google+ posts in their favorite feed reader.

Search Google by Image Even Quicker with This Chrome Extension

If you use the Google search by image function quite often, you know that it can take a few steps to get to your final results. Wouldn’t it be easier if you could initiate a Google search for any image, right on its respective Web page?

How to Setup Google’s PageSpeed Service On Your Website

If you are looking to increase the loading speed of your website, a good way is to setup Google’s PageSpeed Service so Google can optimize and serve the webpage for you.

Insync: A Google Drive Alternative Emerges From Beta

Insync is out of beta and offering itself us as a Google Drive alternative at a one-time only price of $9.99 per Google account.

Giveaway of the Week: 90 Days Of Premium Kepard VPN Account

Everybody loves VPN. Not only do they allow you to view restricted content from overseas, it can also protect your privacy online and allows you to surf anonymously. For our giveaway this week, we have 10 premium Kepard VPN accounts, each valid for 90 days, to give away.

Yahoo! Don’t Count Them Out Just Yet

Yahoo! seems to have plans to come back from the almost-dead. In just the last couple of days they have made two really interesting acquisitions. Will it get back to what we hope it will be?

4 Note-Taking Apps to Edit Text Inside Google Chrome

The web browser has become the most used application on most of our computers, and sometimes it is can be a real inconvenience to switch to another application just to take notes. Here are some of the great text editors you can use right in Google Chrome.

Remotely Access Any Computer via Chrome Browser

If you’ve ever needed to access a computer remotely, you may have tried advanced software in the past with overly technical steps. Luckily, accessing any computer remotely doesn’t have to be that difficult, thanks to the Chrome Web Browser.

Apple Adds Two-Step Verification to Apple ID Process

Your content in iCloud just got a little safer if you choose to make it so. Apple has added a two-step verification to their Apple IDs.

How to Export Google Reader Feeds And Data

If you are a Google reader user and you are looking for a simple way to export your Google Reader data and feeds, give Google Takeout a try.

Automatically Check And Remove Duplicate Bookmarks and Bad Links In Chrome

Do you have a lot of bookmarks saved in your Google Chrome Web browser? If you’ve been saving and constantly adding new bookmarks for months or even years, it’s inevitable that you’re going to have some links that are no longer valid.

The Numbers Behind Cybercrime – 18 Victims Per Second, And You Could Be One Of Them

Are you aware of the threats that exist against you when you’re online? Cybercrime is a bigger threat than you might imagine. Just as our time online is increasing, the threats against us when we’re online are increasing as well.

7 Tricks to Improve Facebook Functionality

Facebook has become the go to destination for social networking. There are always ways to make Facebook better than what it gives you on its own, and we offer 7 tricks to improve Facebook functionality that will work for anyone no matter how often you use the social network.

How to Check Your Firefox Addons Memory Consumption [Quick Tips]

We all know that the more addons you are running in your Firefox, the slower your Firefox will be, but do you have any idea which particular addon is consuming the most resources and causing the browser to slow down?

AT&T Shared Data Tiers: Is It Worth the Cost?

AT&T announced that they will now be offering shared data tiers in sizes of 30GB, 40GB, and 50GB, but it doesn’t seem to be that affordable.

How to Create Self-Destructing Messages Online

There are times when you want to send confidential messages to your friends or family and want it to disappear after it has been read. Here are some ways that you can create self-destructing messages that will be deleted after read.

How To Push Web Links To Other Browsers In Google Chrome

SendTab is a fast and easy way to share and instantly open web links from one device to another, with literally just two clicks. If you find yourself having to tediously save or email a link to yourself to open it in another PC, then this nifty Chrome extension will be of great help.

Planning to Ditch Netflix For Redbox Instant? Be Warned, It Won’t Work on Jailbroken Devices

The newly released Redbox Instant doesn’t work on them. Normally people jailbreak their phones to get more services available to them. Does this mean they now need to un-jailbreak them?

How to Access Blocked Websites From Overseas

Many popular websites are only available for specific countries. If you really need to access the content of the blocked websites, here are some methods you could try.

5 Great Alternatives to Google Reader

If you are upset to find out that Google is eliminating its RSS feed service, fear not. We have found five great alternatives to Google Reader.

5 Great Sources Of Retina-Quality Wallpapers

With more devices geared with a retina display, demand for higher-res wallpaper has also rocketed. Here are 5 great sources of high-res wallpapers that can complement your retina desktop.

Google Punished with Forced WiFi Privacy Education

Sometimes the big tech companies get a little ahead of themselves in their wars against each other and forget that they’re really in business to serve the community. It’s not really about beating the other guys, especially when it comes to jeopardizing Wifi privacy.

How to Enforce Do Not Track in Firefox And Protect Your Privacy

Some web sites, such as Google and Facebook, routinely ignore the Do Not Track settings. Here is how you can enforce the Do Not Track feature in Firefox.

The Top 3 WordPress Plugins for Author Bylines

If you have a WordPress site with several different contributors or guest bloggers, you will probably want to have a system that can identify the different authors and show a quick bio of the author in the article. Here are a few plugins that you can use.

How to Reduce PNG Image File Size Online

PNG is a great format for preserving image quality, but it is usually larger in file size compared to other image format. If you are looking for a simple and effective way to reduce PNG image file size without installing additional apps on your PC, here is how you can do it online.

How To Adjust Text Size In Firefox

If you work with computers a lot and find that your eyesight isn’t as good as it used to, you’ll be happy to know that a Firefox add-on called NoSquint allows you to zoom in and out the text of a webpage.

Netflix API Closed for Business. How Will It Affect You?

Netflix is making changes to its API program and is shutting down access for new apps. How will that affect you? Let’s find out.

How to Install WordPress Using SimpleScripts

If you are keen to start your own blogging site, then installing WordPress (.org) on your own site is the best way to go. In this article, we are going to show you the proper way to install WordPress using SimpleScripts, and it shouldn’t take you more than 5 minutes.

Facebook Gets Updated, But Privacy More Questionable

As wonderful as it was when it first started out, sometimes Facebook proves to be the bane of our existence. The privacy issue is always hanging in the balance, and every time Facebook gets updated, it seems to irritate its users even more.

How to Read the Web Offline In Google Chrome

When it comes to reading something online, we often bookmark the site, determined to get back to them later, but then forget. Read Later Fast gives you instant access to what you want to read whether you are offline or online.

Is the Fine on Microsoft Over Browser Issue Just?

The European Commission has decided the fine on Microsoft over the browser issue is going to be €561 million, or the equivalent of $732 million. That’s quite a hefty fine, and it seems as if they are sending out a warning to all the big technology companies, telling them that the rules will be enforced and that no company is too big to play by the rules.

How to Read Emails in Plain Text in Different Email Clients

Most email clients render your emails in HTML mode by default, but there are times when you just want to read the emails in plain text. Here are the ways to read emails in plain text in different email clients.

Zuckerberg and Gates: We Need More Programmers

If you look around you, you see computers and mobile devices all around. It’s hard to believe then that there’s a drought going on, yet that’s what a new video is telling us. Two of the most famous names in the computer industry, Zuckerberg and Gates, are highlighted in a video touting the coolness factor of being a computer programmer.

How to Sync Bookmarks Between Firefox and Chrome

If you work with both Firefox and Chrome, and need your bookmarks to be available on both of them, here is how you can sync bookmarks between Firefox and Chrome.

How to Filter Your RSS Feed Subscriptions And Read Only The Items You Want

If you are subscribed to a lot of RSS feeds, chances are you are spending plenty of time sifting through all of the items you don’t want to read, wouldn’t it be easier to completely filter them out and get them to show only the items you want? We’ll show you how.

How to Compose A New Email Directly From Your Browser [Quick Tips]

Regardless which email client you are using, when you need to compose an email, you will always need to switch to your email client and click the “Compose” button. Here is a neat trick for you to compose a new email directly from your browser.

Quickly Combine Multiple RSS Feeds into One

Do you need a quick and easy way to mash up multiple RSS feeds into a single feed? There are various tools available for this task, but the best and easiest is ChimpFeedr. It’s a simple tool that combines the RSS feeds that you choose into a single feed.

Make a Custom Web Gallery with Piwigo

If you’re a visual artist or someone who collects a lot of images, you may have a need for a custom web gallery on your website. Piwigo is a particularly nice, open-source photo gallery software that you can install on your website.

How to Auto Post RSS Feeds to WordPress

If you are running a WordPress site that needs to aggregate content from several sources, the fastest way to populate the content is to autopost via the RSS feeds to WordPress. Here is how you can get it done.

How to View And Recover Deleted Files in Dropbox

If you accidentally delete any file from your Dropbox account, do you know that there is a handy feature in Dropbox that allows you to view and recover the deleted files? If you made changes to any file or folder, you can restore them to an earlier version too. Here is how you can do so.

Save Any Web Page as a Custom PDF [Chrome]

Have you ever needed to print out a Web page, but didn’t have a printer? Or maybe you have a printer, but you’re just looking to save your ink and paper? Whatever your situation, one of the best and easiest solutions to this problem is to simply save the Web page as a PDF file.

Monitor Your Website Uptime With Monitive + Giveaway (Contest Closed)

If you are running an online business, I am sure the last thing you want to see is your website go down and not accessible on the Web. Monitive is a web service that monitor your website uptime and inform you immediately when your site went down. We are glad to have a giveaway contest for this service. Read on for more detail.

Browse Gmail Messages By Icon with PhilterIt

How do you find important email messages in your Gmail account? You probably use a filter/label combo or maybe you simply use the Gmail search bar. However, you may also want to browse Gmail messages by icon, since pictures are so much more appealing.