There are lots of ways to find friends on Facebook, but the People You May Know tool is one of the most common. Whether you’re on your computer or your phone, People You May Know is never far away. By analyzing your social network as well as a few pieces of additional information, the feature always has a few suggestions. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
Public figures aren’t the only people who deal with unwanted comments on Instagram, but until today, only VIPs had access to tools that allowed them to fight back. Instagram is rolling out a new moderation feature that gives you more control over what people can say in your comments. More of this article in PCWorld.com
Facebook today enhanced its Messenger platform by integrating its payment mechanisms for chatbots with the most popular financial service providers. Check out this latest on PCWorld.com
A portable app is a “lite” version of a software, which can be run without being installed on the host computer, and which doesn’t modify the computer’s configuration information. In other words, you can run it, use it, and no-one will ever know you were there. Get to know more of this article in MakeUseOf.com
You can get more out of Outlook (CA/UK) by learning how to use command line switches.
The command line interface can be intimidating, especially for users who aren’t particularly familiar with it. However, it can also offer up major benefits if you’re willing to take some time to learn the ropes. Check out this article in MakeUseOf.com
Sometimes it’s stunning how handy Google makes it to use its software—it really, really is. If you have a smartphone you can now remotely install Google Chrome extensions to your desktop PC. This is similar to the way you can remotely install Android apps to your phone from your PC (just in reverse). Check out this article in PCWorld.com
Project Fi may finally let you bundle multiple friends and family members into one group wireless plan. More of this article from PCWorld.com