How to Add Your Google Calendar to Windows 10 Calendar App We use Google Calendar to keep track of appointments and schedules. We find it works great. Your opinion my differ. But if you do use Google Calendar, we’re going to show you how easy it is to add your Google Calendar to Windows 10’s Calendar. Open Windows… Read More »
Some Settings In Windows 10 You May Have Missed As Microsoft continues to deprecate Windows Control Panel, we’ll continue to see overlaps between the new Settings app and the old Control Panel. While we wish they’d leave the Control Panel alone, our wishes plus one dollar won’t even buy a cup o’ black coffee in the Microsoft cafeteria.… Read More »
Beware Browser Extensions For Package Tracking ‘Tis the season to be jolly – and the season when all the miscreants crawl out from under their respective rocks. More packages are shipped during December than at any other month of the year. Perhaps you’re expecting some packages soon. Be careful: This is the time when spammers flood inboxes with… Read More »
The Clipboard Manager in Windows 10 Version 1809 We posted an article about the new enhanced clipboard manager that’s included in the new version of Windows back in early October after Microsoft released Windows 10 Version 1809 (October 2018 update). Right after we posted it, Microsoft suspended the update because of major problems with it. It was eventually… Read More »
How to Filter Messages In Gmail Using filters in Gmail is a great way to to take control over your email. For example: You may have marked a message from a sender who you want to receive mail from as “Not spam”, only to find as Gmail refines and updates its spam algorithms that after a time, mail… Read More »
Why You Should Never Click “Check for Updates” on Windows 10 Unless you’re a masochist, an adventurer, Windows insider, or you love Windows 10 Updates, never go to Settings > Updates & Security > Windows Updates. Here’s why. According to Michael Fortin, Corporate Vice President Windows, Microsoft releases Windows 10 Updates on the second Tuesday of each month… Read More »