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Tired of retro screen recording? Image via Shutterstock.Previously I showed you the best way to record your Android phone’s screen on KitKat. For that your phone needed root access, an AOSP custom ROM, and Xposed Framework. And that really was the

With iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, Apple makes it really easy for iOS and Mac to talk to each other. If you’re on the same network, you can answer phone calls or texts from your Mac, start working on an email on iPhone and continue on the Mac, etc.

For many people, despite the iPhone being one of the best smartphones out there, it lags in comparison to other phones in some aspects even when compared to phones from the pre-smartphone era.

Recently, we discussed how we can use Windows Movie Maker as a video cutter to separate out segments from videos easily. I agree the process to cut videos is very simple, but if you are looking for an even easier way to cut out small video segments a

Remember the old visuals of reporters on the beat holding up handheld audio recorders to catch some sound bytes? Well, I recently came across a ‘different’ version of it when I visited a conference.

At times, I get phone calls from my parents and acquaintances asking for some how-to stuffs concerning their computer. Guiding them over the phone is usually less of helping and more of an annoyance.

Streaming radio onlineis great and all, but what happens during those dark times without an internet connection? Are you going to just sit around in silence? No. You are going to do something about it! You are going to record all of that streaming mu

Skype, as we know, is great for making calls, video conferencing and saving money on long distance telephone bills. While Skype is a feature-rich tool, it doesn’t have the ability to record voice calls. But that doesn’t mean you can’t do it. Th