How to set reminders in Evernote | How To - CNET

How to set reminders in Evernote | How To - CNET: "If you use Evernote to organize your life, then your life just got more organized. Evernote updated its iOS, Mac, and Web apps to include reminders, which is "one of the most requested features of all time," said Andrew Sinkov, Evernote's VP of marketing."

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Nokia Lumia 920 Review & Giveaway

Nokia Lumia 920 Review & Giveaway: "A couple of weeks ago, Nokia introduced two new devices to the world: the Nokia Lumia 925 and the Nokia Lumia 928. The top notch of Windows Phone 8 devices, these two smartphones will only be available in June, but the advent of the next generation of Lumia devices inspired us to finally get our hands on one of Nokia’s flagship smartphones — namely, the Nokia Lumia 920."

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Ending the headaches of Wi-Fi | Mobile - CNET News

Ending the headaches of Wi-Fi | Mobile - CNET News: "Soon wireless subscribers won't even have to think about signing on to a Wi-Fi hot spot. New standards that will be included in the latest generation of products will take the headache out of Wi-Fi."

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Forget Chromebooks: Chrome OS is Coming to Windows

Forget Chromebooks: Chrome OS is Coming to Windows: "Google didn’t announce any shiny new Chromebooks at Google I/O. Instead, they highlighted their two big “platforms” — Chrome and Android. Whether you’re using Windows, Linux, or Mac, Google will be bringing the Chrome OS experience to you."

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Turn That Extra Computer Monitor into a Spare TV | Business 2 Community

Turn That Extra Computer Monitor into a Spare TV | Business 2 Community: "Anyone with a monitor in their closet gathering dust has probably thought the same thing: “Why can’t I just use this to watch TV?”  You can!  As more people transition to mobile devices or upgrade their screen when replacing their PC, there are decent monitors taking up room in storage cabinets everywhere.  Before you retire your old monitor to the landfill, consider re-purposing it."

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Harrisburg computer expert warns of 'official-looking scam'

Harrisburg computer expert warns of 'official-looking scam': "One local computer professional is calling a virus that is currently circulating around the Internet and affecting several area residents an "extremely official-looking scam."

Joshua Nelson, president and senior systems engineer with IT consulting firm My Computer Doctor LLC in Harrisburg, said he is seeing many clients affected by the virus called the "FBI virus.""

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iPhone 3: Advanced (iOS 6)

iPhone 3: Advanced (iOS 6): "The iPhone is a revolutionary device thanks to its user-friendly interface and sleek minimalist design – but that doesn’t mean it’s always straightforward. Many of the iPhone’s advanced or lesser-used features are hidden away and Apple don’t always do the greatest job of filling you in."

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Asus PCE-AC66 - Adapters/NICs - CNET Reviews

Asus PCE-AC66 - Adapters/NICs - CNET Reviews: "Laptops or tablets with built-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi are scarce, but if you have a desktop, it's now quite easy to add the full speed of this new Wi-Fi standard to it, thanks to the PCE-AC66 Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Adapter add-on adapter from Asus."

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How Safe Is Browsing the Internet on a Phone? | Science - Opposing Views

How Safe Is Browsing the Internet on a Phone? | Science - Opposing Views: "Safe and smart Internet browsing is key to protecting your computer from viral infection or fraud -- even if the computer you're using happens to be your smartphone. As small-scale mobile computers, smartphones and tablets have evolved considerably and can browse the Internet with full-featured browsers comparable to their desktop and laptop counterparts. While browsing on your smartphone is often a much safer experience than on your computer, the experience is not without pitfalls."

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Functioning Apple computer from 1976 auctioned off for $668,000

Functioning Apple computer from 1976 auctioned off for $668,000: " An auctioneer says one of Apple's first computers — a functioning 1976 model — has been sold for a record $668,000."

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