Google has been touting its Chrome operating system for a while, and now the
first computers running that OS, made by Samsung and Acer, are available.
Win7News.net: Trade in Your Windows 7 Netbook for a Chromebook? Read More »
What’s the weakest link in your security? You are! When you’re phone rings don’t believe anything you hear. That Microsoft employee your talking to could be eating sardines and swigging vodka while empties your bank account. This is big, very big. If you live in the US you have a one in seven chance of being contacted. Don’t be caught wondering what happened. Exercise the one precaution that can save your money.
Microsoft Alert – Huge Phone Scam Read More »
YouTube has made it so simple to upload media to the web and share it with the world without any actual costs involved.
Chris Pirillo: Is YouTube Causing Piracy? Read More »
More of Steve’s favorite wastes of time.
Time Wasters – Kitten Tackles, Dopey Dogs & Chevron Thinks We’re Stupid Read More »
A file’s lost; you need it back but the recycle bin is empty. What now?
Windows Secrets Newsletter: Win7’s secret data-protection tool Read More »
By Leo Notenboom
There are situations where running a limited user account is the right thing to do, but running as an administrator is often more practical.
Ask Leo: Is it safe to run as admin now that Windows 7 has UAC? Read More »
“I’ve heard about download accelerator programs that claim to increase download speed by 300 percent or more. Are these scams, or for real? And if they can do that, how does it work? I’d like to know your advice on whether to use one or not.”
Bob Rankin: Do Download Accelerators Really Work? Read More »
PC Pitstop Newsletter – June 2011 Read More »
Ever wonder how much junk a Windows 7 PC picks up in a couple of days?
Dodge Retort: Win7 PC Junk Collection Read More »
The good news for Detective Mills is “not her pretty head”.
The bad news for Detective Mills is “some rogue AV”.
Malware Minute: What’s in the box? Read More »