10 Corporate Tech Blogs to Follow

10 Corporate Tech Blogs to Follow: "Technology blogging is arguably the most popular niche. There are a wide variety of great tech blogs on the web, and we’ve previously recommended sites like How-To Geek, Digital Inspiration, MakeUseOf, Lifehacker and Addictive Tips. While sites like these ultimately excel at all that is technology, sometimes it’s also good to jump straight to the source. In today’s post, we will review 10 of the best corporate technology blogs to follow."

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The Best Tips and Tweaks for Getting the Most Out of Google Chrome - How-To Geek

The Best Tips and Tweaks for Getting the Most Out of Google Chrome - How-To Geek: "Recently, we gathered the best tips and tweaks for Firefox. Google Chrome is another very popular browser, and we have collected some very useful tips and tricks for Google Chrome here. You’ll learn about built-in features and extensions for expanding Chrome’s functionality."

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Playing Music on Your Kindle | Free Kindle Books and Tips

Playing Music on Your Kindle | Free Kindle Books and Tips: "Since I posted about free music from Amazon in December of last year, I’ve had a lot of emailed questions regarding it – primarily, what was that link again?  So, here is a little bit of a repeat (don’t worry, a new tip or book post will be here again soon)."

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Make Money On YouTube with Affiliate Marketing

Make Money On YouTube with Affiliate Marketing: "A couple of weeks ago I published a post explaining the basic process you need to go through if you want to become a YouTube partner, which allows you to display ads and monetize your uploaded videos."

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NODE is a multi-function remote sensor for your smartphone

NODE is a multi-function remote sensor for your smartphone: "While smartphones are awesome little computers, one of the things that really makes them useful is their built-in sensors - many apps are made possible via a phone's accelerometer, gyroscope, GPS, microphone, camera, or some combination of the bunch. The thing is, though, all of those sensors are stuck in the smartphone"

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Google+ - CNET Download.com

Google+ - CNET Download.com: "CNET Editors' note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

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Google+ - CNET Download.com

Google+ - CNET Download.com: "CNET Editors' note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

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Use Your Smartphone as a Photo or Document Scanner

Use Your Smartphone as a Photo or Document Scanner: "Smartphones are quickly becoming an all-in-one replacement solution for many of the other technology based devices that we own. In another post, we reviewed how you can use your smartphone to control your television, Blu-ray player, etc… In today’s post, we will review how you can use an iPhone or Android phone as a replacement for a basic computer scanner."

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Step-by-Step Instructions on Setting Up a Wireless Network With a Comcast Modem and D-Link Router | Tech Tips - Salon.com

Step-by-Step Instructions on Setting Up a Wireless Network With a Comcast Modem and D-Link Router | Tech Tips - Salon.com: "You can create a wireless network in your home or office using a Comcast broadband account and a D-Link wireless router. If you just signed up for a new Comcast Internet account, wait for your self-installation kit to arrive in the mail before you set up your network. To use a D-Link router you'll need a modem that has an Ethernet network cable. Make sure your cable modem uses an Ethernet cable before you begin."

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GE to launch 100-watt equivalent LED replacement bulb

GE to launch 100-watt equivalent LED replacement bulb: "GE Lighting has announced that it is getting in on the 100 W-equivalent LED replacement act. The 27 W Energy Smart LED bulb joins its range of incandescent bulb replacements that already includes 40 W and 60 W equivalents. And like an incandescent bulb, GE claims its LED bulb emits light evenly in all directions. But how does the 100 W equivalent stack up performance-wise?"

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