| Friday is here once again and it is time to scare up some fun while waiting to go home. This week you get to be a ghost who needs to scare all of the people out of his house. |
How To Browse Your Linux Partition from Windows Ever need to grab a file or two from your ext4 partition? Maybe you’ve wanted to backup a few important files while you were in Windows. Here’s how to browse your Linux partition from Windows using a tool called Ext2explore. |
CCleaner 3.0 Adds HTML5 Cookie Cleaning, Drive Wiping and 64-bit Support The latest version of system cleaning application CCleaner is out, with a lot of new changes under the hood like 64-bit support, cleaning HTML5 local storage, a drive wiper tool, and better support for Internet Explorer 9 and Google Chrome. |
How to Crash Any Version of Internet Explorer with Simple HTML We’ve already shown you why so many geeks hate Internet Explorer, and since it’s almost Halloween we figured we’d show you something really scary—how to crash any version of Internet Explorer with nothing more than HTML and CSS. |
[Reviews] CopyTrans Suite |
How to View Images in PPTX, DOCX, or XLSX Files without Office Installed There’s nothing more frustrating than finally getting the screenshot or image you asked for, but the sender dropped them into a Word or Powerpoint document, and you don’t have Office 2007 or 2010 installed. Here’s how to view the screenshots anyway. |
Improve Battery Life in Windows 7 with the Built-In Power Troubleshooter Anybody who has a Windows 7 laptop is going to be concerned with how to make the battery last longer, but did you realize there’s a built-in troubleshooting wizard in Windows 7 that helps you maximize your battery life? |
Watch Almost Any Video File Type with VLC for iPod and iPhone VLC is a geek’s favorite media player, and now it’s available for the iPod Touch and iPhone. Here we take a look at how to use it and what you can expect with the new app. |
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Watch Almost Any Video File Type with VLC for iPod and iPhoneVLC is a geek’s favorite media player, and now it’s available for the iPod Touch and iPhone. Here we take a look at how to use it and what you can expect with the new app. |
How to Secure Your Linux PC by Encrypting Your Hard Drive There’s bound to be data on your computer that you want to protect from hackers, nosy friends, or curious colleagues. Encrypting your computer drive protects you from intruders, and here’s a couple of different ways to secure your data. |
[Reviews] ESET Smart Security 4 |
Ask the Readers: Which Photo App is a Must-Have Software on Your Computer? Regardless of which operating system you use, there will always be images of some kind that need to be worked with on your computer. This week we want to know which photo app is an absolute must-have software on your computer when working with images. |
How Your Computer is Exactly Like a Delicious Reuben Sandwich Computers are complex devices that cannot easily be explained, like say, a delicious Reuben sandwich. Let's break down and explain your computer, over lunch. |
 One of the best features of Photoshop is one of the worst, as well: you are overwhelmed with options. Have a quick look through the default panels and learn more of what Photoshop can do in your hands. |
Screenshot Tour: Evernote 4 for Windows Makes Taking Notes a Pleasure Evernote 4 for Windows is finally here, bringing with it a much needed UI refresh and an amazing speed boost. Let’s look at how Evernote has improved and now makes it easier than ever to save all of your memories. |
BitTorrent for Beginners: Protecting Your Privacy Anytime you’re making connections to anything outside of your network, security should be a concern, and this is doubly true for users of BitTorrent, who are getting data from all sorts of unknown sources. Here’s how to protect yourself. |
[Reviews] Nero Multimedia Suite Platinum 10 HD |
What is the Linux Kernel and What Does It Do? With over 13 million lines of code, the Linux kernel is one of the largest open source projects in the world, but what is a kernel and what is it used for? |
Friday, 19 November 2010
How to Use FileMenu to Manage Your Files More Efficiently Organizing files can be very time consuming, and moving files between folders often requires a lot of mouse clicks between one file directories to another. Here's how to use FileMenu to do these tasks more efficiently. |
How to Create an Index Table Like a Pro with Microsoft Word An index gives readers a way to find important words easily in our document, but creating an index by hand is very tedious and time consuming. Thankfully you can automatically create an index table in Word. |
How to Choose a Partition Scheme for Your Linux PC Afraid of the dreaded “p” word? You’re not alone. Partitions can get complicated, so here’s an explanation of what they are, how they’re used, and a simple template to use for your own Linux installation. |
Ask the Readers: How Often Do You Reinstall Your Operating System? Reinstalling our operating systems from time to time is a fact of life whether we use Windows, Linux, or OS X. What we would like to know this week is how often you reinstall your operating systems. |
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