PowerPoint Tips: Free photo-editing tools
Free photo-editing tools for PowerPoint or any other use
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October 2011
Techlicious: A Calendar to Keep Your Family Organized
With five busy people in my house, keeping track of who needs to be where when is a challenge. There’s my work schedule, my husband’s work schedule, my kids school calendars, classes, doctor’s appointments and games and all of our social events.
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Windows Observer: Using Microsoft’s New Online Safety Scanner
Microsoft recently announced the availability of an online scanner to check your system for issues such as virus infections, spyware and malware. This new service is called the Microsoft Safety Scanner and although it has not been said directly by anyone at Microsoft that I have seen this service seems to be the obvious replacement for the now defunct Windows Live OneCare Online scan service.
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A Lean Mean Windows 8 Machine
The popularity of tablets, and netbooks is pushing Microsoft to lower the memory needed to operate the newest Windows. Longer battery life and reduced background services are replacing the muscle computers of yesterday. Windows 8 is going to take Microsoft into the new age, but what about the faithful desktop user? Will they come along?
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Chris Pirillo: How to Switch to SSD Without Losing Capacity
Natan (maxmouse3) on YouTube asked, “I want to buy an SSD for my laptop, but don’t want to lose storage space. What should I do?”
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Dave’s Computer Tips: Windows Home Server 2011 Dashboard Wrap Up
The final part of our in-depth look at the Windows Home Server 2011 Dashboard
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Windows Talk: Three Free Programs Every Student Should Have
College isn’t easy for students or computers. They’re both asked to handle more files, more photos and more threats than ever before. No need to panic, though. Three easy, free and reputable programs can make life easier whether you’re a freshman or a senior.
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Bob Rankin: Is Magic Jack phone service for real?
“Is Magic Jack phone service for real? I’ve seen commercials for Magic Jack, a device you can plug into your computer for really cheap phone service. It sounds too good to be true… is MagicJack a scam, or does it really work?”
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Enterprise CIO Forum: The cost of innovation and outsourcing
A recent Gartner report presented the results of an effort to measure the perceived level of satisfaction customers had with the “innovation” being provided by their IT outsourcing vendors.
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Ask Leo: What’s a “super cookie”?
So-called “super cookies” are techniques that track the websites that you visit, even if you regularly disable or flush normal cookies.
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