Speed Up by Better Task Management
Most of our time is occupied with completing tasks ¬be it office work, paying the bills or scheduling meetings. While some might feel that t...
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Turbo Charge Your Download Speed
Getting a faster internet connection always helps in boosting your download speeds, however for those of us on slower connections, there is ...
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5 Tips for Using an On Demand Printing Service
If you’re an author seeking to print your own book or a business looking for one to print your own product literature, then it’s well worth ...
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Turbo Charge Your Regular Firmware Phones
Your old phone about to kick the bucket? Give it new life. Your old firmware phone giving you too much trouble? Tired of waiting for it to...
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Speed Up Your BlackBerry-ing with 25 Simple Tricks
Although most BlackBerry (BB) users will praise their BBs to the high heavens, they will also secretly admit to being very frustrated at tim...
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Turbo Charge Your Ubuntu 10.10
While multimedia playback and gaming might not be Linux's strong suits, sheer productivity is something it excels at. However if you tho...
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Turbo Charge Your Windows 7
While Windows 7 may be far better designed for speed than Vista, there are still times when you find yourself drumming your fingers on your ...
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Why LED is Better Than a Normal LCD TV
You’ve heard about LCDs. You’ve also heard about LEDs. LED is a newer technology which is gaining popularity due to its sleek looks and Eco ...
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Green Tech at CES
Although the Copenhagen climate meet didn’t do anything to control environment degradation, our favorite companies look all set to embrace e...
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Home Wireless Explores New Territories
One element common to all the major trends at CES this year, from 3D TVs, to tablets to the super phones, were the wireless capabilities of ...
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Kindle Gets Some Competition
Though not a very popular category, it also had its share of limelight in this CES. It was started by Samsung which unveiled two new E-book ...
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Television Sets to Get a Dimensional Lift Soon
Over the past year, 3D has been slowly gaining ground as a home theatre experience. Concert videos of U2 and Miley Cyrus were released in 3D...
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Netbooks Gets a Performance Boost
Netbooks are meant for basic computing tasks but with Intel announcing the Atom N450 Pine Trail platform for netbooks and nettops the perfor...
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A Farewell to Keyboards
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2010 was an even that finally saw many tech companies launching the Tablet PCs. It was finally good to s...
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Backdoor to AVG
We spoke to Gareth Williams (VP-Sales, Emerging Markets, AVG) and Karel Obluk (CTO, AVG) and got a feel of where we stand in terms of securi...
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Avoiding Malware and Phishing Scams
The weakest link in the security chain is often cited as humans. Social engineers try to gain access to your details using some common trick...
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Graphene to Replace Silicon?
Moore’s law of exponential growth in computation power has so far held true. However, this might not hold for long as projections into the f...
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The Flipside of Being Connected All the Time
Earlier, we have seen a number of problems arising from the exploding trend of computers being always online. Forget software and operating ...
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Photo Techniques for your Camera
Interested in picking up new photography techniques, but unsure about what to try out first? Here is a shortlist of what techniques to try o...
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