I probably picked up my first newspaper at the age of seven or eight and haven’t stopped since. It started with reading the comic strips first and then the sports page and that too hasn’t stopped since. Of course, I did catch all the happenings between pages one and last too. Check out this helpful article from MakeUseOf.com
In the past, the only consumer operating systems that mattered were Windows and maybe Mac OS X and Linux. Now, we also have Chrome OS, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone to worry about. Check on this great article from MakeUseOf.com
You thought your PC was fine. It’s not that old, and you make sure it’s not loaded with bloatware or other software-level performance drags. And yet it still seems to wheeze as it boots up each morning, and applications take forever to launch. Check this helpful article from PCWorld.com
Twitter is the coolest, most user-friendly way to keep up with the news of the world, yet sometimes we still over-complicate it. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com
Take a moment to consider your laptop’s touchpad. It seems like a simple, boring piece of technology. Check this helpful article from MakeUseOf.com
Facebook’s Open Compute project, which is working on open source servers and switches, will be limited by “weaknesses” in scope that Cisco can exploit, CEO John Chambers said this week. Check this article from PCWorld.com
After five long years of using Chrome as my main browser, I finally had to bite the bullet and switch over to Firefox due to some glaring issues (no, privacy was not one of the reasons for me). Along with that switch, I began to use Twitter again — something that I’ve tried a few times before but never quite stuck through. As it turns out, thanks to the Twitter add-ons on Firefox, the two go hand-in-hand nicely. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com