Deleted files might be easily recovered unless you take additional steps to ensure that they’re not. I’ll look at why and what to do.
Ask Leo: Is deleting a file and emptying my recycle bin enough? Read More »
For me, it was the first Chumby. Not because it was a bad product, it was actually quite interesting. The reason I’d consider it a bad buy is because of how quickly it was replaced by my iPhone.
What about you? What was your worst tech buy ever?
Chris Pirillo: My Worst Tech Buy Ever Read More »
Facebook officially launched its improved Friend Lists feature today, making it easier than ever to view and share relevant content with the appropriate individuals. In this article I will highlight the main uses of Facebook’s newest feature.
Maketecheasier.com: What You Need To Know About Facebook New Friend Lists Feature Read More »
“I can’t believe how many professional offices still insist on sending and receiving documents by fax. It’s like they’ve never heard of email or the Internet. I’d love it if you could give me a list of reasons why people should stop using old fashioned fax machines. I’ll e-fax it to my accountant!”
Bob Rankin: 5 Good Reasons to Trash Your Fax Machine Read More »
Who needs a paper map when smartphones today can find your exact location and give you turn-by turn-directions to your destination? And what’s the harm in shooting a quick photo that can be shared in seconds with friends, family and followers online? These modern marvels make life easier and more gratifying in many ways but their benefits don’t come without a tradeoff. Never before has your privacy been more at risk.
Techlicious: Can you use technology without risking your privacy? Read More »
The break-in of a root-cert service reveals weaknesses in Web security.
Windows Secrets Newsletter: The not-so-secure SSL certificates Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – September 2011 #2 Read More »
We’ve covered the installation of Windows Home Server 2011 and installing the Connector software on client computers and if you’ve followed along you are now ready to interact with the server from your client computers using the Dashboard. If you’re new to Windows Home Server 2011 now is a great time to jump on the bandwagon! Microsoft has dropped the price to around $60, which is practically unheard of.
Dave’s Computer Tips: The Windows Home Server 2011 Dashboard-Home tab Read More »
5 steps to organizing an action plan presentation like a soldier
PowerPoint Tips: 5 Steps to Organizing a Presentation Like a Soldier Read More »
Do you have the sinking feeling that someone may be accessing your Wi-Fi, but don’t know how you can tell for sure that this is happening?
Chris Pirillo: How Can You Tell if Someone is Using Your Wi-Fi? Read More »