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Finally by Kenny Louie via Flickr.Have you ever wondered how Android HD games like Asphalt and Modern Combat would look when you play them on your laptop or desktop screen? Well, if you have a rooted Android device, today is your lucky day. I am

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could sync all your important files from your computer to your Android and vice versa in real-time without any limitations? Well, it certainly would be awesome, and perhaps it’s even possible. We have already

Remote assistance is a great way for you to aid others with their day-to-day tech problems. It’s way better than directing someone over the phone. Because of the visual assistance, the user at the other end can learn what’s going on easily. Consi

Before I start, let’s take a look at a scenario we might face in everyday life. Suppose you’re in the middle of watching a movie on your computer and you suddenly feel like moving to the balcony to enjoy the mo

OS X, the operating system that all Macs run, can be confusing and overwhelming at first to Windows users who’ve just made the switch.

We rely on security features like 2- factor authentication to safeguard our online data, but we tend to ignore the password policy of our personal computers (I doubt many know what it is exactly). Your Windows logon

When an external speaker is not around, most of us use media players like VLC or GOM on our computers just to use their ability of boosting the sound of the video or song playing on Windows. However, that option is only limited to the file saved

Whether you are a hardcore computer user or simply a tech newbie, chances are you will get to use Photoshop  at one point or another. This great image editing application available for both Mac and Windows is easily one of the most powerful too

Microsoft will stop supporting Windows XP, its 12 year old OS, on April 8, 2014. After which, there will be no technical assistance provided, and the automatic updates that protect your PC will stop as well.

While it took them quite a while, the team behind the extremely popular jailbreak tool Evasi0n has finally released a jailbreak tool compatible with iOS 7 running even on Apple’s most recent devices, like the iPhone 5S or the iPad Air.

Outlook.com has enabled the IMAP functionality most other email providers have been sporting for awhile. This is an important change because it enables a very beneficial method of retrieving and reading email. Previously, Outlook.com mail being rea

Up until now, we have relied mostly on third party services for all our file-syncing needs. Services like Dropbox and Google Drive are all excellent choices for syncing files across devices, but they come with a couple of downsides.

If you have ever done more than just a bit of writing in front of your computer, then you know how valuable it can be to use the best writing tools.

You know how the index of a book helps you look for contents in it. Similarly, Windows has an indexing mechanism that speeds up searching of files in the system. Instead of going through each drive and directory, Windows simply searches for the a

The most special thing about Windows 8 Start Screen is that you can pin almost anything , from files and folders to applications and websites on it. Windows 7 is not bad either – you can easily pin apps, folders, websites and other items to the t

Many people complain that folders take a lot of time to load in Windows 7 (sometimes even more than 10 seconds), especially when the folder size is huge. Now, the question here is, is Windows 7 slow or is it the way you maintain your computer ? Th

I hate reinstalling Windows. It’s not about the time it requires to install it, it’s the time it takes to configure after installing that I dislike the most.

When someone talks about address bar history, we generally refer to or associate our thoughts with a browser. We think about browsing history , website cookies, bookmarks and cache . We also pay a lot of attention to such histories; we manage them

Recently, I realized that the All Programs list under my Start Menu got too cluttered. I scanned the list and found that there were many programs that I never opened from that location. So, I simply removed such programs from the list.

After Windows XP, Microsoft discontinued the up button from Windows explorer. Well, the truth is that the button got removed only from the UI and not from the operating system. If you want you can still navigate to the parent folder using a keyboard