Registry Key Jumper allows users to simply “jump” to a certain registry key without having to manually navigate through the registry menus. This can be very useful for those people who are afraid to make changes to their registry values.
Tenorshare Partition Manager: Create, Format, and Resize Disk Partitions from Windows
Tenorshare Partition Manager allows users to easily create a new partition, resize/format an existing partition, or simply delete a particular partition on their hard disk.
How to Enable Two-Step Verification for LinkedIn
LinkedIn has recently introduced two-step verification to protect users’ privacy and data. If you are having trouble enabling it for your account, follow these simple steps.
Share URL From One Browser to Another On Android
Flashify is an Android app that allows you to take a URL that won’t load flash inside one browser and share it with another. The benefit of this app is that even if you don’t have a browser installed that can run flash, it’s still the fastest way to get links from one browser to another.
How to Set Up Motion Detection Webcam in Ubuntu
Don’t you hate it when people use your computer without your permission? f your laptop comes with a webcam, you can easily set up motion detection software to find out who is using your computer when you are not around. This article will show you how to set up a motion detection webcam in Ubuntu.
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Add Keyboard Shortcut to Unity Lenses [Ubuntu]
Do you know that all the default Unity lenses come with a keyboard shortcut that you can use to quickly access it? For example, you can use “Super + a” to open the Application lens and “Super + f” to open the Files lens. What if you have installed a custom lens and want to […]
Caesium: Easily Compress Images in Windows
Ceasium is a handy utility for Windows that allows users to compress their images up to 90% and upload them to popular social networking websites such as Facebook and Google+.
How to Enable Mic Boost on Windows 8
Have you ever used Skype and your voice can barely be heard by those you call? If so, you may need to boost your mic. Boosting your mic in Windows 8 can make it much easier for those you’re on a call with to hear you. If someone on the other end says you’re speaking too low, boosting your mic is a quick and easy solution.
How to Record Calls on Your Android Device
When you make a call to your bank or credit card company, you will often hear a message that “the call will be recorded”. Have you ever wondered how you can record calls on your Android phone as well? This article shows you how you can easily add the call recording functionality to your phone.
The User Guide to Dual-Boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu
Windows may well be the most popular operating system, but there are plenty of reasons to look further afield and try out some of the alternatives. If you have ever considered the idea of trying out Linux, but are not comfortable with wiping Windows completely from your computer, here is how you can dual-boot Windows 8 and Linux.
Quickly Clear the Terminal Command With a Keyboard Shortcut
[OS X / Linux] The good thing about the command line is that it allows us to get things done quickly. The bad thing? You have to memorize the commands by heart and one wrong character can cause the whole command to fail. Luckily, you can quickly wipe out everything you typed with the shortcut […]
Screensiz.es: View Resolution and Screen Size Information for Smartphones, Tablets and Monitors
Screensiz.es is a very useful website that contains a huge database of screen sizes for different Smartphones, tablets and monitors that are currently available in the market. This type of service is typically useful for web developers who are designing responsive apps that will work across various screen sizes.
CPU-Z: Get Detailed Information About Your Android Device
CPU-Z is a very useful application that allows users to get detailed information about the System on Chip (SoC), system information, battery and many other hardware information of their Android handset.
How to Create a Homegroup in Windows 8
The Homegroup feature had been around since Windows 7. It allows you to easily share files, folders and media with another Windows PC without having to go through complicated setup. In Windows 8, Homegroups are easy to create, even more so than they were in Windows 7. In this article, we will show you how to create homegroup in Windows 8.
Bing Desktop Review: Updated With Inline Search And Facebook Integration
Microsoft has rolled out a brand new update to the Bing Desktop that puts the app on steroids. Some new features in this update include inline search, weather report, Facebook integration and more. Check out our Bing Desktop review for more details.
A Brief History And Guide To Linux’s Touch Experience
The Linux community has been divided in recent years over how desktop environments should be used and designed. The open source community released several new user interfaces that were geared towards touch screens years before the recent touch-oriented release of Windows 8, but there is no hardware to support it.
Add Additional Clocks to the Notification Area in Windows
In Windows Vista, 7 and 8, you can easily add up to 2 additional clocks to the notification area. This is useful if you are working with people in other time zones. On the desktop, click the clock in the notification area, followed by “Change date and time settings”. Click the “Additional Clocks” tab. You […]
ScissorsFly: A Useful Online Web Clipping Tool
ScissorsFly is a useful service that allows users to save web clippings from any webpage. Users can save images, text, portions of web pages and their ScissorsFly account. The web clippings can then be printed or shared via Email, Twitter or LinkedIn. Users can even browse the clippings shared by other ScissorsFly users and save their clippings.