When it’s a friend we can trust him/her, nevertheless there is still always a chance of your private messages being seen and disclosed. Here’s what Gmail users can do to protect their accounts in case such a mishap happens. Step 1: Log in to your Gmail account. Step 2: On the inbox, scroll to the bottom of the interface. On the right side you will see your last account activity and a link reading Details....
You can take the time to do this yourself manually but there are online tools out there which can assist you with the process and save you the hassle. You may be an impressive candidate overall but a shoddy resume won’t help your cause. For this reason you may want to consider using one of the three apps we will be reviewing and comparing today. So, let’s get to it....
The light-weight and travel-friendly netbooks, with features like high battery backup, have their own advantages. But the software and apps you can use on them is limited. Not everything can work well on those Intel Atom processors. Today we will talk about the Intel AppUp Center that intends to fill this gap and make a wide variety of useful apps available to Netbook owners. What is the Intel AppUp Center?...
The iPhone’s two most popular browsers, Safari and Chrome for iOS, are excellent examples of great mobile browsers. They both have their own pros and cons and are free for anyone to download. Let’s take a look at each of them to find out which one is the best. Quick info: We’ve already done an in-depth review of Chrome for iOS, as well written about 3 killer Safari for iOS tips....
Priced from $930 onwards, the Galaxy Note8 is a slightly bigger and boxier version of the Galaxy S8, albeit a few modifications. For one, it packs in an extra 2 GB RAM and the power of the S-Pen. So, has Samsung finally built a smartphone with almost no drawbacks? Well, let’s find out as we weigh the pros and cons of the Galaxy Note8. Reasons to Love Samsung Galaxy Note8 1....
On Windows however, we are deprived of such a feature when we are working on multiple documents and applications or have multiple windows arranged in tiles. This means when we scroll the mouse, only the window in focus (the one which is selected by mouse click) will scroll. No matter where the mouse is placed, only the highlighted window will scroll. Irritating at times, right? There is a small little application that can change this behavior and imitate one like on other tools and web interfaces....
But there’s also a disadvantage that comes along. Information is scattered throughout the web and just when we need some data we find it hard to recall where exactly that piece of information is stored. The brand new service from CloudMagic looks like a solution to all this chaos. It has potential not only to bring together all the web services and associated data but also those in remote networks....
desktop music players . iTunes on the other hand, acts a bit smart in these kinds of situations. iTunes allows user to set different equalizer settings for every single song they have in the library and remembers the settings even when you launch iTunes next time. Sounds interesting? So let’s see how we can set up different equalizer settings for individual tracks but first let’s start with some basics here....
Now, while both Facebook and Twitter apps have been available on the App Store for a while, it wasn’t until iOS 6 that Facebook and Twitter got complete system integration. This unique level of integration allows them to do things that their standalone apps could not. Here are some examples of what you can do with Facebook and Twitter integration enabled on iOS 6: Tweet and Post to Facebook right from Notification Center....
Windows Live Mail (WLM) is probably one of those desktop email clients which are simple yet effective to use. It carries the genes of MS Outlook and caters to all basic needs of organizing and managing emails, calendar, contacts, etc. However, it misses on some important features like setting up automated vacation responses (as that on MS Outlook). When I say it lacks that feature, I want to tell you that there is no direct tool to support such a behavior....
Whether you are at an airport restaurant or a cafe, it can be quite tempting to hook your phone to a public USB port for a few extra hours of battery life. But should you charge your phone in airports or restaurants, or for that matter, any public place? Well, if you are not too careful, you could be handing over your personal details to hackers quite easily. And it can be as simple as plugging your phone into an unknown USB port at a random cafe....
StreamWriter is a free Windows application that records music broadcasted by online radio stations. StreamWriter is a complete program that gives you all the options you would look for to grab songs from the cloud. You can download songs from any broadcast station and more importantly set it up to automatically download your favorite songs when it starts playing. This latter feature is really cool because you don’t have to sit around waiting for a song to come online....
If you are looking for a better alternative that can enhance this feature by giving you more options then you should give Switcher a try. This tool takes the task of switching between windows to a new level. The software has some nice settings for you to play with. It may take some time to choose the best setting but, once you are done, it will give you the best result....
Both Telegram and Signal empathizes to protect user privacy and security. Their approach is different. Let’s understand the difference between Telegram and Signal based on how they handle user data and protect their privacy. Security and Privacy Telegram’s distinctive feature is security. It claims that all its activities, including chats, groups, and media shared between participants, are encrypted. This means that they won’t be visible without being deciphered first. Telegram provides end-to-end encryption using its own proprietary messaging protocol called MTProto....
But that’s merely the icing on the cake. The app we are going to talk about gives you complete control over both user and system installed apps, and that will definitely make a difference. The system limitations of the apps discussed previously created some loopholes. For example, you could lock the Play Store, but sideloading of apps received on Bluetooth could not be locked as Android installer is a system app....
Just try a search on GTD (Getting Things Done) and productivity. You will get thousand and one apps that promise to make one of the simplest of life tasks simpler. But why look through all those search results when you have a powerful (and simple) to-do list organizer in Google Tasks. Google Tasks lives in the shadow of its other product brethren’s, but if used effectively it could almost become an indispensable tool just like Google Search and Gmail....
There are two kinds of views in the all new Task manager: Compact view and the Advanced view. Lets see what are those and dive deep into what else you would be able to do with the new avatar of this frequently used Windows feature. Compact View When you launch the Windows 8 Task Manager, by default it will open in compact view. This view simply displays all the applications that are currently running on your computer for the current user....
1. myWalls MyWalls is a wallpaper app supported by Android 4.4 and above. It has a jaw-dropping collection of high-resolution backdrops and wallpapers. This app curates the best wallpapers from Unsplash and what’s more, the collection is refreshed every day or two. The app is free at the Play Store, however, you can choose to make a donation which is as low as INR 35 ($0.54) or as high as INR 110 ($1....
In its seventh leg of the journey, the series has already amassed a total of 26 million viewers in just a single season premiere. Keeping up with the show’s fever, we have handpicked a few of the best Game of Thrones wallpaper in both HD and 4K resolution. Shall we begin? To set the image as the wallpaper, click on the image and download it as per the screen resolution....
However, the native file explorers don’t support a lot of features. And that’s why users switch to third-party explorers like Solid Explorer, ES File Explorer, Amaze etc. While some users prefer to use ES File Explorer, I personally like Solid Explorer more as it’s not bloated. Apart from that, it is well-stocked with interesting features. Some of them are apparent while others are buried down. However, you don’t need to worry as we have done the dirty work of digging them up....
