5 easy tricks to boost your home Wi-Fi - Kim's Columns – Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show

5 easy tricks to boost your home Wi-Fi - Kim's Columns – Reviews and Advice on All Things Digital - The Kim Komando Radio Show: "t's easy to take a smoothly functioning home wireless network for granted, especially when you're sipping coffee on the patio and catching up on the news of the morning with your iPad."

'via Blog this'

What type of computer suits you? Laptop vs. netbook vs. tablet - Manila Standard Today - Daily news, current events, latest news in the Philippines - Manila Standard Today

What type of computer suits you? Laptop vs. netbook vs. tablet - Manila Standard Today - Daily news, current events, latest news in the Philippines - Manila Standard Today: "The time has probably come for you to buy a new computer. Faced with an array of sleek, shiny computing gadgets, how do you decide on your next purchase?"

'via Blog this'

A better way to clean the dust from your computer | Computer Repair Blog / Compudoc Computer Repair Phoenix AZ

A better way to clean the dust from your computer | Computer Repair Blog / Compudoc Computer Repair Phoenix AZ: "One of the worst things for your computer is for it to build heat. One thing that contributes to your computer running too hot is a build up of dust."

'via Blog this'

6 Tips and Tricks for Microsoft’s New Outlook.com - How-To Geek

6 Tips and Tricks for Microsoft’s New Outlook.com - How-To Geek: "Microsoft’s new Outlook.com is the successor to Hotmail – all Hotmail users will eventually be migrated to Outlook.com. Outlook.com is a modern webmail system that offers some useful features, including some not found in Gmail."

'via Blog this'

Can I safely use my smart phone for banking?

Can I safely use my smart phone for banking?: "The short answer is yes actually. A smartphone is usually a fairly good way to do exactly what it is you're looking to do."

'via Blog this'

8 Crucial Things You Should Know Before Travelling Abroad With Your Phone, Tablet, Or Laptop

8 Crucial Things You Should Know Before Travelling Abroad With Your Phone, Tablet, Or Laptop: "If you’re about to go international with your smartphone, tablet and/or laptop there are a few things you should know before you go. You might need extra peripheral devices and plugs, entertainment and maps pre-downloaded, a new SIM card for data, and to prepare for a few important security scenarios."

'via Blog this'

Going global: top tips for building your own creative website | Culture professionals network | Guardian Professional

Going global: top tips for building your own creative website | Culture professionals network | Guardian Professional: "With career opportunities increasingly scarce and the culture of unpaid internships still thriving, emerging artists and arts professionals could be forgiven for doing away with bespoke cover letters, wordy proposals and CVs. Instead, thousands of creatives are opting for alternative solutions to jobseeking, many harnessing the power of the internet as the cheapest fuel to move forward."

'via Blog this'

Little Photo Offers Dead Simple One-Touch Snapshots on Android - How-To Geek

Little Photo Offers Dead Simple One-Touch Snapshots on Android - How-To Geek: "Android: While most people love Little Photo for the variety of post-processing special effects it sports, we love it for the dead simple tap the screen to snap shutter system it employs and the full-screen review that follows."

'via Blog this'

How To Build Your Own Tablet Stylus

How To Build Your Own Tablet Stylus: "Steve Jobs was quite right when he said “If you see a stylus, they blew it.” While a good touchscreen should never require you to use a stylus for standard operations, there are tasks when using your fingers is a bit awkward. For example if you want to digitize your signature, take quick handwritten notes or simply draw, a stylus can come in very handy"

'via Blog this'

Logitech makes the K310, a washable keyboard for desktop computers.

Logitech makes the K310, a washable keyboard for desktop computers.: "ogitech wants to help you enjoy watching movies on your computer and still be able to keep the popcorn kernels out of your daily keystrokes—so the computer peripherals company released the K310, its first fully washable keyboard."

'via Blog this'