You may have heard of Windows 7′s HomeGroup feature before, but never really understood what it did. It’s actually the simplest way to share files between two Windows machines, and it takes seconds to set up. If you have more than one computer in your home (or a friend who comes over and likes to borrow your music), here’s how to set it up.
Never manage to answer your phone before it diverts to voicemail? You can alter the length of time it rings by dialling a simple number.
If you’re brand new to the iPhone, there are a few important skills you ought to know. Here’s a run down of the basics, plus a few pro tips to give an extra edge.
Business management software isn’t the exclusive preserve of enormous corporations anymore. With the advent of cloud systems, they make just as much as sense for small business (once you’ve worked through a few basic decision points). But what choices do you have?
You’ve probably heard that Facebook was hit with a seemingly endless storm of pornographic and violent images, from Justin Bieber blow jobs to mangled dogs. What you may not have heard is how you can avoid it. We can show you how you, your friends and your grandparents can avoid the storm of Facebook filth by basically doing nothing.
The iPhone is a fantastic phone, but if you’re a heavy user of Google services, it can be a little confusing to set up your Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Contacts to sync with iOS. Here’s how to do it.
No matter how nice your shoes are, they can start looking worn and ugly over time if nor properly cared for. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to properly shine a pair of leather shoes.
You want to protect your home, and the people and things within it, but a paid-for alarm system is outside your budget. Don’t worry: there are several inexpensive ways to make your home less attractive to thieves.
Using online software makes sense for small businesses, but there are important considerations to bear in mind. Don’t start buying until you’ve worked through this checklist.
Lots of discussion of cloud computing centre on how it can save money for large enterprises, but cloud-based systems accessed online can be just as useful for small businesses. Here are five key reasons moving to the cloud makes sense for new and expanding companies.
