Many people have a very large office space and frequently sit far away from their computer monitor. If that is the case with you, you probably have a fairly large screen resolution so you can clearly see your monitor from far away. Because of the settings on some computers as well as the huge amount… Read More: Enable scrolling in Windows Start Menu »
Has Google updated its algorithm in a big way recently? This is a question being asked by many webmasters ever since Oct 21 and continuing right up till today. In the more than two weeks period, many webmasters have noticed a few things going on with Google that may indicate something big went on behind… Read More: Has there been a major update in Google? »
Over the past four years since its first inception in 2006, the micro blogging service Twitter has achieved mainstream popularity and prominence on the internet. Now in 2010, Twitter is no longer the preserve of the technology geek, and thanks to TweetMeme, twittering isn’t just meant for following celebs or bored bloggers.
If you recently moved to Windows 7 and went on your merry way, there’s a good chance you haven’t heard about some new audio enhancement settings that can dramatically improve your listening experience. This article will explain what they are and show you how to set them.
If you’re one of the millions of people that use Facebook Chat then you may wish to consider using the Facebook chat program “Chit Chat.” The popular Facebook download “Chit Chat” is in essence a traditional chat client that makes it possible for you to login to Facebook Chat.
Guest post by Paul Wallis, an Australian freelance writer and journalist. He writes extensively in Australia, Canada, Europe, and the US. Why are some blogs incredibly popular? Why do great blogs get barely noticed? Why do some pretty banal looking things get millions of hits when something which is bordering on genius is ignored? It’s… Read More: Top 4 Blogging Facts – Why some blogs are so… »
As we all know by now, Google has implemented Google Instant, in which the engine tries to automatically give suggestions on what we are searching for. In the past few days, since its implementation, there’s been a lot of buzz about it in forums (especially SEO forums), but for the life of me, I can’t… Read More: Google Instant – What do you think? »
Have you ever considered learning some basic computer programming? Everyone who owns a computer should learn at least a little programming at some point, if not now. Just like everyone who owns a kitchen should at least know how to cook a little. Simple programming skills will make your computer experience a thousand times better.… Read More: 8 steps to learning your first computer programming language »
So, Google decided to retire Google Wave before I even got a chance to get invited (lol), but let’s talk about another Google project that may have bigger potential usage than Wave – Google Universal Translator. The idea to actually call a foreigner and casually talk to them without understanding their language seems rather miraculous… Read More: Looking forward to Universal Translator »
Although Office 2007 is designed to be quite user friendly, you may find yourselves lost when you switch to it from Office 2003. One of the main problems that you may come across is searching for commands on the Office 2007 Ribbon. Search Commands is an Office 2007 add-in that enables you to quickly search… Read More: How to Search Commands in Office 2007 »