iPhone4 sales and complaints soar!
DON’T TOUCH IT! Obviously just purchasing a special dock for your iPhone isn’t enough. Now it seems that on the go users will need special tools for holding their phone during calls. This will result in flurry of strategy meetings for less competent engineers of Droid and Mobile Windows devices.
Pesky Apple continues to lead the way
iPhone4 Complaints Soar Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – June 2010 #2 Read More »
Each month we select the best of the tips submitted by members of the PC Pitstop community.
Check out our current and past favorites.
178 Great Tips for Your PC Read More »
You never forget your first.
Somewhere buried in the deep recesses of your heart or your basement – is your first computer
Check out these enlightening & entertaining ‘first computer’ experiences from our staff & regular contributors.
Our First Computers Read More »
By Leo Notenboom
I’ve been receiving a lot of reports of problems with Microsoft’s Hotmail free email service lately, and it really begs the question: are free email services like Hotmail, Yahoo Mail and Gmail worth the cost?
Ask Leo: Are Free Email Services Worth It? Read More »
Do you find yourself switching your screen’s resolution often? Desktop Resolution Changer is a portable application that lets you change your resolution and aspect ratio in a snap. Veronica has more on today’s Tekzilla Daily.
Tekzilla Tip: Change Desktop and Screen Resolutions FAST & FREE Read More »
By Andrew Leal for Technologizer
Before Sesame Street and The Muppet Show, Jim Henson made short films for Big Blue. The tech may be archaic, but the entertainment is timeless.
Technologizer: The IBM Muppet Show Read More »
By Bill Pytlovany
I recently wrote about how social engineering and human nature is used to trick us into downloading files which infiltrate our computers. When I signed on to Facebook today the first thing I noticed was an obviously malware post.
Bits from Bill Pytlovany: Can You Spot the Malware? Read More »
Listening to Bob describe his issues was exactly like listening to 90% of the people I talk to these days. It’s not that their computers don’t work, it’s that they don’t work well. Things take too long to open, Internet connections seem slow and as a rule, hard drive space is starting to disappear. This is especially true with systems that are over 3 years old. The older smaller drives of these system fill up quickly when compared to todays systems with large capacity hard drives.
Extreme PC MakeOver #6 Read More »
