Chromebooks have always made sense for heavy Google services users. But they’ve been less ideal for devotees of Dropbox, OneDrive, or other cloud storage services, since Google Drive was the only service that talked to the file menu. To know more about this interesting article, check this link from PCWorld.com
In the age of an Edward Snowden-influenced Internet, it would appear that users are becoming far more conscious of their online activity, and how it’s being tracked. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
One of the best features of Android Lollipop is the ability to have multiple user accounts on the same device. This is especially handy on tablets, which are ideal for sharing between family members. Check this article from PCWorld.com
What is Activity Monitor? It is a window to the innermost workings of your Mac. It monitors all of the running programs and processes, let you know where all your processing power and RAM is going, and provides enough useful information to diagnose many problems your Mac may be having. Click this link to know more about this article MakeUseOf.com
For the past three weeks or so, complaints have been trickling in that some Skype accounts are messaging diet pill and pornographic spam to their contacts. It’s not clear how many are affected, although the complaint thread is now 24 pages long. Now, Microsoft is asking users to change their passwords, although there’s still some ambiguity […]
LG is really playing to its strengths this year with the G4. Samsung ditched the removable battery and SD card slot in the Galaxy S6, so LG is bragging as loudly as it can about retaining these features. It has also cleaned up its software and improved the camera in this year’s flagship. As a […]
Chrome and Firefox rule on Windows, but on OS X, Opera is the browser to beat. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com