This Day in Computer History: November 4
Today marks the anniversary of the first PC-compatible portable computer and the founding of Dell’s predecessor. Read about these events and …
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This Day in Computer History: November 5
Today marks the anniversary of several turning points in Microsoft’s antitrust suit. Read about these events and more in “This Day in …
Continue ReadingTips for Managing Your Email Inbox
Email inbox getting full and you aren’t sure what to do or how to manage it? Feeling overwhelmed when you see that you have thousands of new …
Continue ReadingWhat are the Best Linux Applications? Evolution Review
Evolution is to Linux what Outlook is to Windows: A full-featured Personal and Workgroup Information Manager. With this outstanding solution you can …
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Ubuntu has taken the Linux world by storm, and become one of the most popular Linux distributions. But, have you given any thought to the meaning of …
Continue ReadingWhat is Spyware and How it Affects Users
With every download you might make, there is a likely hood that you are buying someone a ticket to view whatever they might want to see, at your risk. …
Continue ReadingAudacity Review: Audio Freeware for Your Mac
Finally, Macs have some decent audio software and it’s free! Audacity allows you to record and mix audio on your Mac and is well worth checking …
Continue ReadingBuying a Linux Laptop: Where you can find the best Linux-powered laptops?
It wasn’t so long ago that stumbling across a laptop computer with Linux pre-installed was a real find. While Linux-powered laptops aren’t …
Continue ReadingFixing Icon Background Colors in Windows XP
Have you ever changed your desktop wallpaper, only to find that it makes your icons look bad with weird colors behind the text? It’s a common …
Continue ReadingiTunes vs Windows Media Player
Microsoft’s Windows Media Player and Apple’s iTunes are the two best-known media player programs. We compare the two and help you decide …
Continue ReadingMicrosoft Windows Search Indexer Stopped Working And Was Closed
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably seen this error message at Vista startup: “Microsoft Windows Search Indexer stopped working and was closed. A …
Continue ReadingNaNoWriMo Project: Write a Novel from Your PC
National Novel Writing Month began in 1999 as a small project for a handful of people and has turned into a large-scale event that thousands of …
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