Do you know exactly the specification of the hardware used in your tablet? Here are some examples of the lack of information on certain hardware modules.
By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Dec 1, 2014
Good Google alternatives are really hard to find. One that respects your privacy as a user is DuckDuckGo. Here is why you should use Duckduckgo.
By Derrik Diener – Nov 30, 2014
For those who seek ways to communicate without leaving a trace, Confide is a Snapchat-style text messaging app that deletes your message after read.
By Himanshu Arora – Nov 28, 2014
Between backing up your files physically in external hard disk and the cloud, which one is better? Let’s find out in this article.
By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Nov 24, 2014
uSelect for Chrome lets you select multiple links and provides you the option to either open the links or download them.
By Kim Barloso – Nov 21, 2014
Have you ever used an Android app and find that it could be useful for your desktop as well? Here’s how you can run Android apps in Chrome browser.
By Mahesh Makvana – Nov 19, 2014
IFTTT has a bunch of other cool and super useful social media recipes. Check out these 5 cool IFTTT recipes to automate your social life.
By Derrik Diener – Nov 17, 2014
There are many distractions in the Web. PomodoroFox for Firefox lets you blocks unproductive websites that you specify and be more productive.
By Kim Barloso – Nov 13, 2014
The Internet isn’t free, as much as you like it to be. This article examines 3 of the best online resources where you can learn about Internet censorship.
By Kihara Kimachia – Nov 13, 2014
WordPress doesn’t come with a search and replace function. Luckily, there are several plugins that you can use. Let check them out.
By Damien Oh – Nov 11, 2014
Ever since Facebook purchased Instagram, Twitter stop embedding Instagram photos in your tweet stream. Here is how you can bypass the limitation.
By Derrik Diener – Nov 7, 2014
K-Meleon is an advanced Firefox variant that wants to do everything by default. Is it suitable for you? Let check it out.
By Paul Ferson – Nov 5, 2014
YouTube has added for videos to stream at 60 frames per second as opposed to its usual 30. Is this something we should be excited about?
By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Nov 1, 2014
The default settings of Google Play Music in a web browser make uses of Adobe Flash. Alternatively, you can switch it over to run on HTML5. Here’s how you can enable HTML5 playback in Google Play Music.
By Derrik Diener – Oct 31, 2014
Are you looking for ways to listen to TuneIn Radio from the desktop? You can now listen to TuneIn Radio directly in VLC.
By Damien Oh – Oct 29, 2014
Do you think you can stay anonymous in the Internet? A simple script called Tinfoleak can let anyone gather your personal details from Twitter. Let’s check it out.
By Vamsi Krishna – Oct 24, 2014
While there are a number of services that help you schedule posts in Facebook and Twitter, Postfity is a new one that works right inside your browser.
By Mahesh Makvana – Oct 24, 2014
Facebook scammers love to turn the misfortune of others into an opportunity to make a quick buck. Here are some of the techniques they use.
By Kihara Kimachia – Oct 23, 2014
If you really want to be anonymous on the web, here are a few things you got to know and also learn a couple of tenets.
By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Oct 20, 2014
Facebook added the sticker feature in its comments section. For those who dislike it, you can disable stickers in Facebook comments in Chrome and Firefox.
By Mahesh Makvana – Oct 20, 2014
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