If there’s one frustration people often have, it’s that they don’t know what news sources they can trust. YouTube took this into account when it planned a new feature that will label state-funded news sources.
What Is Big Data and Why Is It a Big Deal?
Big Data is the buzzword around the tech scene these days. Like the cloud, AI and machine learning, the concept is quite tricky to explain. Find out what Big Data means and why is it a big deal.
Be a Master Microsoft Data Analyst with This Bundle
Learn how to crunch numbers, analyze data, and share insights better with The Microsoft Data Analysis Bundle.
Facebook Being Used Less, But They’re Not Worried
Facebook has announced that users are now spending around fifty-million hours less time each day on Facebook. But they aren’t worried at all.
New Linux User? Try These 8 Great Essential Linux Apps
When you are new to Linux, one of the problems you will face is which apps to use. With millions of Linux apps, the choice is certainly not easy. Here are 8 essential Linux apps to get you settled in quickly.
How to Create and Use an Attractive Template in Microsoft Word
If you work with the same type of documents frequently, you can save yourself the trouble by saving an existing Word document as a template. This will show how to create a template in Microsoft Word.
How to Properly Apply Thermal Paste to a CPU
Thermal paste is crucial to a CPU’s longevity and will keep your computer running for years to come. Here’s how to properly apply it to your CPU.
5 of the Best Expense Tracker Apps for Android
Managing expenses appropriately is vital for most individuals. For Android users, this article includes some expense tracker apps that you can use on your Android devices.
How to Research and Cite Articles in Google Docs
When you’re writing a paper, it can be frustrating to get your citations sorted. Google Docs allows you to do your research and citing all within the document itself!
How to Watermark Photos on an Android Device
Taking the perfect picture can be very difficult, but once you have it, you want to make sure no one else takes credit for it. On Android you can quickly add a watermark to your photos after you have taken it.
LibreOffice vs. OpenOffice: Making the Write Choice
For a while it looked like OpenOffice was doomed, but it seems to have bounced back, with a big update triggering people to take an interest again. In this article we compare the two office suites to figure out which one wins.
Amazon Web Services Bundle to Help You Start a Career in Cloud Computing
For anyone who wants to build a career in cloud computing, mastering AWS is a necessity. This Amazon Web Services Certification Bundle teaches you how to securely collect, analyze and store data on a massive scale.
How to Handle Meltdown and Spectre on Linux Ubuntu
Meltdown and Spectre are big security issues, and they affect almost every computer. For Linux (and Ubuntu) there are already a lot of updates available to fight Meltdown and Spectre. You only need to install them.
How to Efficiently Share or Send Google Docs via Email
If you’re an avid Google Docs user, this article shows how you can share documents and send Google Docs via email.
Is Inbox Zero Effective or Is It Just a Myth?
It’s certainly a dream of many, to open your email and find just a handful of messages. The question is if anyone ever gets to that point or if it’s simply an unattainable goal. Is Inbox Zero effective or is it just a myth?
Facebook Moves to Ban Cryptocurrency Ads, Calling Them “Misleading or Deceptive”
If you’re still deciding whether or not to invest in cryptocurrency, Facebook has decided to ban cryptocurrency ads, believing that they are “misleading or deceptive.”
How to Check Your Linux PC for Meltdown or Spectre Vulnerability
One of the scariest realities of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities is just how widespread they are. Use these simple tools to see how your Linux PC is affected and what you can do.
8 Cross-Platform Electron Apps That Don’t Suck
Electron is an open-source framework that allows developers to easily build cross-platform apps, but some badly coded apps have given it a bad name. Here is a list of eight Electron apps that don’t suck.