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I finally decided to buy a Chromecast to complement the new screen that I bought. Although Chromecast states that it works with TVs, it works with pretty much any screen that has an HDMI port, e.g. my new BenQ monitor. The next step after setting this up was an extensive amount of research which is still… Continue reading 6 ways to stream local media files to Chromecast
This is one very powerful and, in my opinion, less used feature of Microsoft Excel. Many of you are familiar with Paste Special, also popularly called Alt + E + S after the legacy Excel 2003 shortcut which still holds true to this day. Below is what the Paste Special window looks like. You can… Continue reading This amazing Excel shortcut will save you hours!
I still have my trusted Nexus 7 2012 version. It's not the fastest tablet in the world, but definitely a handy one that allows me to check my email when I require, play a few games or watch some videos. A few months back I installed CyanogenMod in order to replace the stock android. If… Continue reading Speed up your Android device with LagFix
In light of the bulk surveillance issues that have found their way across the web, the Free Software Foundation has launched a guide to help secure your email communication. The guide recommends free software tools like GnuPG and Enigmail to secure your email. All you need is a computer with an Internet connection, an email… Continue reading Email Self-Defense – Secure your email in 30 minutes!
If you're blogging and use Windows as your primary platform, you'll find the frequent need for adding screenshots to your posts. Not only does a screenshot bring some life to your post but it serves to give the reader a visual understanding of what you're talking about. You can go about the traditional way of hitting the Print Screen key on your keyboard and then jumping to Paint to get your screenshot.
You've come across the term CAGR and want to know how to calculate it in Excel? This post gives you three different ways to do so in Microsoft Excel. But, first, let's understand what CAGR is.
Windows lets you hide folders. However, if someone gets hold of your computer they can easily view hidden folders. If you're computer is likely to be used by many users, you'll need an additional level of security.
iOrgSoft.com is running a Giveaway for Christmas holiday season. It offers its PDF to Flash Converter for Mac worth $79.
Owning an iPhone is perhaps one of the best tech gadget investments that you can make. Loaded with great features, you will certainly find using an iPhone a very useful technology to own especially when it comes with wonderful applications like a spying app that you can install and use to your own advantage. Nothing can beat a spy app on your iPhone in terms of keeping your device safe and loved ones safer, secured and traceable.
If you're using any version of Windows, one of the biggest problems, even today is the slow speed of copying files. I experience this just a few days back when trying to clean up my external hard disk on Windows 8.1.