How To Password Protect Your USB Stick: 3 Easy Ways

How To Password Protect Your USB Stick: 3 Easy Ways: "USB thumb drives are small, portable, and can be read on any device with a USB port. These features make them the perfect vehicles to transport data between computers. Due to their portability, however, they are also easily lost. Thus sensitive files callired on a USB stick should always be protected."

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8 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do In Windows 7′s Task Manager - How-To Geek

8 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do In Windows 7′s Task Manager - How-To Geek: "The Windows Task Manager is often used for troubleshooting – perhaps closing an application that isn’t working properly or monitoring system resource usage. However, there’s a lot more you can do with Windows 7’s Task Manager."

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Why Does Chrome Have So Many Open Processes? - How-To Geek

Why Does Chrome Have So Many Open Processes? - How-To Geek: "If you’ve ever taken a peek in Task Manager while running Google Chrome, you may have been surprised to see that the number of chrome.exe entries radically exceeded the number of actual Chrome windows you had open. What’s the deal with all those processes?"

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The Tablet-Computer Market Gets Even Hotter With A Slate of New Tablets: From Kindle. And Toys "R" Us. - Forbes

The Tablet-Computer Market Gets Even Hotter With A Slate of New Tablets: From Kindle. And Toys "R" Us. - Forbes: "Amazon unveiled several new models of its popular tablet last week. They added an 8.9” version with 4G LTE for $499 or $599 (depending upon the GB storage option) and a less expensive version without the 4G for $299 to $369. Both will be available in November just in time for holiday shopping."

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The Tablet-Computer Market Gets Even Hotter With A Slate of New Tablets: From Kindle. And Toys "R" Us. - Forbes

The Tablet-Computer Market Gets Even Hotter With A Slate of New Tablets: From Kindle. And Toys "R" Us. - Forbes: "Amazon unveiled several new models of its popular tablet last week. They added an 8.9” version with 4G LTE for $499 or $599 (depending upon the GB storage option) and a less expensive version without the 4G for $299 to $369. Both will be available in November just in time for holiday shopping."

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Tips on the go!

Tips on the go!: "How would you like to have a box full of useful tips on anything and everything in just a click?
Well, get ready for a virtual reality version of the same on your iPhone. This one’s called ‘Tipbox’ — a new Apple iPhone application developed by Dubai boys Abdullah Khan (19) and Ali Razzouk (18), presently pursuing an undergrad course in Computer Science at the University of Wollongong Dubai (UOWD). "

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Windows 8 will kill some keyboard shortcuts -- Government Computer News

Windows 8 will kill some keyboard shortcuts -- Government Computer News: "As I’ve mentioned before, I’ve been working on a major review of Windows 8 for the October issue of GCN. Part of that process has been learning to use all the keyboard shortcuts that new OS offers"

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Hands On With the Amazon Kindle Fire HD | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

Hands On With the Amazon Kindle Fire HD | News & Opinion | PCMag.com: "Amazon's new Kindle Fire HD makes the best-selling small tablet faster, slicker, and better looking. I spent about 15 minutes with it at Amazon's launch event, and came away impressed, but a little cautious."

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Things to do with an old Kindle Fire | CNET TV | Video Product Reviews, CNET Podcasts, Tech Shows, Live CNET Video

Things to do with an old Kindle Fire | CNET TV | Video Product Reviews, CNET Podcasts, Tech Shows, Live CNET Video: "There are some new Kindle tablets in town, but that doesn't mean the old Fire is extinguished. Here are the Top 5 ways to put your old Kindle Fire to good use."

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10 Tips To Help You Email More Efficiently

10 Tips To Help You Email More Efficiently: "The best advice I have heard about email and email productivity is – don’t answer emails first thing in the morning. It is a bit paradoxical but true that email and productivity are at loggerheads with each other. "

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