Amazon Kindle Touch Review - Watch CNET's Video Review

Amazon Kindle Touch Review - Watch CNET's Video Review: "The good: The Kindle Touch is a compact, lightweight, and affordable e-book reader with an e-ink touch screen. It offers access to a massive catalog of books, magazines, newspapers, and audiobooks via Amazon.com's familiar online store, as well as to online loaners from your local library. It also supports MP3s and--for some titles--text-to-speech."

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10 Commandments of Windows Security | PCWorld

10 Commandments of Windows Security | PCWorld: "With the introduction of Windows 7, many PC and notebook users may feel more secure than they did using older versions of the Microsoft operating system. Newer OSs have more security features, offer better out-of-the-box security settings and have closed many of the historical security holes. Windows 7, for example, has changed the default User Account Control level so that it's harder for rogue programs to run without first explicitly gaining the user's permission."

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Find YouTube Videos that Were Shot Near Your Location using Videos Near Me

Find YouTube Videos that Were Shot Near Your Location using Videos Near Me: "YouTube.com, being one of the most popular video sharing websites on the net, features content of all types. I consider YouTube to be educational, fun, entertaining, ridiculous and even stupid. I also consider the wide multitude of people on YouTube to be educated, fun, entertaining, ridiculous, stupid and just plain dumb as well. It has been reported that the widely used video website has nearly 500 million users. In today’s post, we will review how you can filter YouTube based on location and geography."

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33 Ways to Instant Blogging Failure

33 Ways to Instant Blogging Failure: "There are a lot of posts written about blogging success, but perhaps not quite as many written on why blogs fail. Since I believe failure is such a great part of the entrepreneurial learning process, and you really only fail when you quit, I thought I’d write an “homage” to failure if you will. Here you go: 33 ways to fail at blogging:"

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Reasons Why People Update Their Software [Humorous Chart] - How-To Geek

Reasons Why People Update Their Software [Humorous Chart] - How-To Geek:

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Store Files on Google GDrive

Store Files on Google GDrive: "Rumors about a file-sharing services sponsored by Google have been rampant the past few months, especially after Microsoft revamped SkyDrive last week. Google officially released GDrive this week, and so far, the reviews are so-so. Google products have been hit-and-miss lately, with the Buzz social network completely flopping and Google+ failing to live up to its Twitter and Facebook rivals. GDrive will have to be pretty special to usurp Box, Dropbox and SkyDrive in the cloud-storage arena."

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BackUp Maker - Download.com

BackUp Maker - Download.com: "Ascomp's BackUp Maker is a free data backup solution for Windows. It automatically backs up your files and folders on schedule or when something changes, and it can create new backups or add changes to existing backups"

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How To Turn Your Netbook Into a Chromebook with Chromium OS

How To Turn Your Netbook Into a Chromebook with Chromium OS: "Google recently released their own line of Chrome OS-clad netbooks, but with only a few choices and a somewhat high price tag, you might be more comfortable running Chrome OS on your own machine. Here's how to install it on your current laptop or netbook."

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Dropbox Adds Quick Link File and Folder Sharing - How-To Geek

Dropbox Adds Quick Link File and Folder Sharing - How-To Geek: "Dropbox’s addition of a quick-sharing link makes it super simple to share a single file or folder with another person without the hassle of setting up a formal share."

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How to Carry Any Operating System in Your Pocket | PCWorld

How to Carry Any Operating System in Your Pocket | PCWorld: "Creating a bootable version of Windows, Mac OS, or Linux is a great way to repurpose your old USB flash drives. You never know when you might need to reinstall your favorite operating system or repair the PC of a family member or friend, so take a moment to read over our guide to creating bootable flash drives--and then build a portable PC toolkit you can carry in your pocket."

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