Tuesday, May 31, 2011
7 Search Tips You Probably Don’t Know About - How-To Geek
7 Search Tips You Probably Don’t Know About - How-To Geek: "Not a day passes by without doing an online search. You may know of basic search operators like AND, OR, etc. but an increasing number of web applications support even more keywords that’ll help you fine tune your search to the core. Here are some you may have never heard of."
How to Thoroughly Clean Your Keyboard (Without Breaking Anything) - How-To Geek
How to Thoroughly Clean Your Keyboard (Without Breaking Anything) - How-To Geek: "Your keyboard is one of your most important peripherals, but it’s bound to get clogged with dirt and grime over time. Dust off, scrub down, and clean up your number one input device safely with these tips."
Friday, May 27, 2011
Keep your audience coming back with Sean D'Souza | Wordtracker
Keep your audience coming back with Sean D'Souza | Wordtracker: "In part four of his 12-part series on giving perfect presentations, Blackbelt Presentations author Sean D’Souza explains how to keep your audience coming back."
25 reasons why another site will link to yours | Wordtracker
25 reasons why another site will link to yours | Wordtracker: "hy would anyone link to your site? Here are 25 reasons why another site will link to yours. With real world examples from Ken McGaffin."
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Share Files and Screenshots from Your Desktop the Easy Way
Share Files and Screenshots from Your Desktop the Easy Way: "Online file sharing and storage is becoming easier than we ever imagined with the trend towards cloud computing. Services like Dropbox, Box and even SkyDrive allow us to access our files on any computer with a browser. But, uploading these files often requires opening a browser, then choosing the file and waiting for it to upload."
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
The 10 Commandments of Internet Writing | WebProNews
The 10 Commandments of Internet Writing | WebProNews: ". Print content is structurally and functionally different from online content. Print is formally written and passively read. It’s linear, narrative, dated and presents a continuous view. Online content is informally written, chunked out, non-linear, interactive, dynamic and current. One involves reading paper, the other involves reading light."
Android Speech to Text
Android Speech to Text: "Arguably one of the most popular and powerful features on the Android platform is speech to text. While other platforms like iOS have apps that can recognize speech, Android has the only fully integrated speech to text solution that actually works well enough to be used on a regular basis."
Review of The Compaq CQ56 – The Most Budget Friendly Laptop On The Market?
Review of The Compaq CQ56 – The Most Budget Friendly Laptop On The Market?: "The Compaq CQ56 can be had for the low price of $298.00, via your local Walmart and some online retailers. That is a netbook price for a full fledged laptop, and most tablets can’t even be purchased for $298.00. Additionally, the CQ56 laptop is only $50 more than a Barnes and Nobles Nook. That is extremely cheap for a brand new laptop; but how does a laptop with such a low price tag handle common computer tasks?"
Monday, May 23, 2011
Samsung and Acer first with Google Chromebooks
Samsung and Acer first with Google Chromebooks: "Almost two years after Google first announced plans to build an operating system based on its Chrome web browser, the search giant has announced that the first Chrome OS-based netbooks – dubbed 'Chromebooks' – from Samsung and Acer are set to go on sale from next month. With no traditional HDD for local storage, the web-centric devices store all the user's apps, documents, and settings in the cloud resulting in some trimmed down devices with impressive boot up times and battery life."
Saturday, May 21, 2011
IPNotifier: Monitor Your IP Address and Be Alerted to Changes - Download | PCMag.com
IPNotifier: Monitor Your IP Address and Be Alerted to Changes - Download | PCMag.com: "Most broadband internet providers grant users a dynamic IP address. This means that your IP address at home can and will change. For some people they're lucky enough never to have their IP change but for most, IP changes occur fairly regularly like once a month. For others it might happen only if the router is rebooted."
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