There are those folks who tell me they’ll never use Windows 7 because of the horrible, heinous DRM that’s hidden in its nooks and crannies. This technology is lurking in the woodworks, ready to pounce out and take away all their freedom and liberty, violate their constitutional rights and remove all their control over their computers.
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While many people still have not gotten their invites, there are already 10 million users on the platform and a billion items shared per day. If you find yourself terribly addicted to Google+, Here are 15 Google Chrome extensions that make using Google+ a better experience.
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Specialized apps to help you recover lost passwords and root out malware
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Have more than one home computer? Wish you could share media? Tired of backups? Looking to upgrade a current home server? If so, this article is for you!
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LED monitors and televisions are beginning to become cheaper and more budget-friendly. They typically promote much higher contrast ratios and lower power use than traditionally lit LCD screens, but they may not be the best option for video editors. Why is that? What is the difference between LCD and LED screens?
Chris Pirillo: Is LCD or LED Screen Right for You? Read More »
For anyone who is a Microsoft fan, the past few months have been anything but exciting on the mobile phone front. The last release of Windows for phones was a big bust that left everyone feeling flat. Finally that is all going to change. Microsoft has announced the release of their new mobile OS, WP7 Mango and talked up the wonderful newness of it all to partners at the Worldwide Partner Conference. This final release to manufactures (RTM) should allow builders to deliver real phones to some markets as early as August and September.
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An unfortunately common attack vector for malware is via malicious or hacked websites. I’ll look at the signs, and the steps you need to take.
Ask Leo: How did a website install malware on my PC? Read More »
Chances are that if your laptop has Windows Vista installed, it could be upgraded to make it perform better. The following experience highlights this.
Windows Talk: Its Not Too Late to Save a Vista PC Read More »
What does System Restore do and when and why it isn’t a great backup method.
Dave’s Computer Tips: Why System Restore is a Poor Backup Read More »
How to watch YouTube clips and other streaming media when you’re offline
Windows Secrets Newsletter: How to Download & Save Streaming Video Read More »