Curious to try out Google’s own mobile network, but didn’t feel like waiting in line for an invite? Don’t have the requisite Nexus phone to run it on? Today is your lucky day. More of this article from PCWorld.com
If you have an Android phone, you’re probably all in with Google. There’s good reason to be, with all that nifty Google Now integration and the extra search power from Now on Tap. Check out this article from Greenbot.com
In February, Twitter hinted at the idea that it might alter users’ home feeds in a fundamental way, and the Internet reacted. #RIPtwitter was trending as users let Twitter know they wouldn’t welcome the change. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey took to Twitter to allay people’s concerns, saying that Twitter never intended to make any changes to people’s timelines that week. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
Excel templates are universally useful — they can help you keep your finances in order, manage a project, and organize your life.
If you want to get the most out of Excel, you’ll need learn to create your own template. We’ll show you how to add fields and formulas that perfectly suit what you need Excel to do with your data. Check this article for some tips on MakeUseOf.com
Facebook Messenger is hoping to help people talk about music by integrating with Spotify.
A new feature in the standalone messaging app lets users post any Spotify song, album, or playlist within a conversation thread. Users must have Spotify installed on their phones, as selecting Spotify under Facebook Messenger’s “More” tab will temporarily open the music app. From there, users select what they want to share and automatically jump back into Messenger. More of this latest news from PCWorld.com
Over the past few years millions of PCs from around the world have been locked or had their files encrypted by malicious programs designed to extort money from users. Collectively known as ransomware, these malicious applications have become a real scourge for consumers, businesses and even government institutions. Unfortunately, there’s no end in sight, so here’s what you should know. Check out this article from PCWorld.com
The ability to add widgets to your home screen is one of those standout Android features that’s been around since the early days. Widgets are an excellent way to truly customize your home screen to your needs, by presenting live, continually updating information or gateways to specific tasks. Check this article from PCWorld.com