Getting bought by Facebook hasn’t done anything to harm WhatsApp’s popularity. The instant messaging client has more than 600 million active users now, and over 65% of our readers rely on it. But it still doesn’t have a client for your computer. Check this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Teaching somebody to do something on the computer is always tough. Words go a long way, and pictures are a big help, but nothing can beat the simple immediacy of a video. Check this more from this link to the article PCWorld.com
Setting up a new Chromebook is much easier than setting up a PC. Chromebooks don’t require major updates or antivirus software. You start simply by signing in with your Google Account (or creating that account, if you don’t already have one). Get some tips from this link PCWorld.com
Access Forms can make data entry tasks more convenient for you and your database users. Create a user-friendly database environment without exposing the internal database workings and grant yourself peace of mind that your data is safe. Check this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Dropbox, the very useful cloud-based storage service, used to be fairly limited on mobile. It allowed you to see the files you had stashed in your Dropbox, but you couldn’t do a whole lot with them. Luckily, that’s changed with some recent updates to the Android and iOS apps for Dropbox. More of this news from this link PCWorld.com
Internet Explorer and Exchange Server top the list of Microsoft programs needing to be patched by IT administrators this month, now that the company has rolled out its latest round of “Patch Tuesday” security fixes. Check out this article from this link PCWorld.com
Virtual machines and virtual servers — what are they and how do they differ? More information from MakeUseOf.com. Click the link to the article MakeUseOf.com