If you don’t have a tablet and you don’t have a smartphone, you probably think you’re left out when it comes to some of those cool apps your Android friends are playing with. And if you have Windows 8, you’ve probably noticed the Windows App Store is rather barren compared to Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The… Read More »
About 2/3 (67%) of IncrediMail’s income comes from Google searches and advertisements. So Google is IncrediMail’s lifeblood. But now it seems there are rumblings that Google may soon terminate its contract with Google, maybe as soon as January 31, 2013. (Google has banned IncrediMail before — for six months in 2010). The speculation is that Google, whose policy… Read More »
I lost my job. I lost my family. I lost my home. I lost everything. Last year was not a good year. In fact the last couple of years haven’t been so hot. I’m doing the best I can. Living on the streets of Memphis isn’t easy any time – but it’s really tough in winter. It’s January… Read More »
Gmail.Period. Aliases can be good or bad. The aliases we’re talking about today are good ones. We’re going to show you how to use Gmail aliases to track how your email address is being used – i.e., when you sign up for something on the Web – and how it’s being misused — i.e. when you… Read More »
A bit, short for binary digit, is the smallest unit of measurement used for information storage in computers. A bit is represented by a 1 or a 0 with a value of true or false, sometimes expressed as on or off. Eight bits form a single byte of information, also known as an octet. Thus, the difference between… Read More »
UAC (User Account Control) is another Microsoft workaround in their never-ending battle with hackers as Microsoft tries to keep us Windows users safer. But turning off UAC isn’t a good idea. But we all know too well how those UAC prompts can get annoying. There’s a little program (339 KB) that can tame UAC for you without having… Read More »