Your router’s IP address is anything but a secret. Every website you visit gets a look at that number. And from that IP address, they can discover your ISP and your general location (your neighborhood, but not your address). Check this article from PCWorld.com. Click this link to read more about it PCWorld.com
What’s more frustrating than launching Firefox only to see that your homepage has been changed without your authorization? Maybe you’ve even got a shiny new toolbar. Those things are always useful, right? Wrong. Browser hijacks can cripple your browsing speed and even lead you towards installing malware. More information from this article, click the link MakeUseOf.com
People love taking shortcuts in all aspects of life; computers are no exception. Shortcuts, particularly ones performed by keyboard, can save you hours of time once applied properly. Here’s the round up some of the most common keyboard shortcuts in the past, the ultimate guide on Windows shortcuts. More information from this article on MakeUseOf.com. Click the link to read it MakeUseOf.com
If you use the free edition of Microsoft OneNote 2013 for Windows, Microsoft has some good news for you. Check this article from this link PCWorld.com
For years, iOS was so tightly locked down that apps couldn’t communicate with each other. Simple actions such as uploading a picture to Instagram or sharing it to WhatsApp were not possible from the Photos app. Thanks to iOS 8, those days are now gone. More of this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
You can have an Internet-ready smart TV with a Roku plugged into it, and at some point you’ll want to watch something that neither of them support. That’s when you need to plug your laptop directly into your HDTV. Check out how on this article from this link PCWorld.com
Google made life a lot easier when it added the ability to include links to Drive documents within Gmail, and now Dropbox is offering the same feature for its service… if you’re running Chrome. Check this article, click the link from PCWorld.com