Facebook Likes Update: Everything You Need To Know
Facebook has just homogenised its behaviour across the service when it comes to inactive accounts. Here’s what that means for your page. Check out this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
How a Blu-ray disc could install malware on your computer
A pair of vulnerabilities found in hardware and software for playing Blu-ray discs might come in handy for secret snooping by the U.S. National Security Agency. Check this out from this link to the article PCWorld.com
Microsoft announces the Lumia 640XL, a poor man’s Lumia 1520 phablet
Microsoft’s Lumia 640 and Lumia 640XL, announced on Monday at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, add two new midrange phones to the Windows market. More information from PCWorld.com. Click this link to the article PCWorld.com
5 Tools That Help You Focus & Get Real Work Done
I bumped into this article that gives tips on how to keep us focus on our work. Check out this article from MakeUseOf.com. Click the link to read it MakeUseOf.com
Get Office, Dropbox, and your photos to work together on your iPad
If you’re using the current versions of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint on your iPad (but not, unfortunately, OneNote), you can easily open a file that’s residing on your PC—assuming it’s stored in your PC’s Dropbox or OneDrive folder. Once you’ve set it up, your online storage service of choice is just one of the locations in your app’s File screen. Get some tips on this article from this link PCWorld.com
Turn Any Mac Dashboard Widget Into Its Own App
You probably haven’t used Dashboard in years, but there is that one widget you wish you could just turn into an app. Guess what? You can! Check this out from this link MakeUseOf.com
Will Windows 10 TP’s spooky data collection carry over to final version?
Windows 10 Technical Preview stealthily collects lots of user data and transmits the information to Microsoft, leading some to wonder whether or not the OS will shed these practices once the testing period ends. Check out this latest news from this link PCWorld.com