If you use Windows Vista, you must know that it comes with a built-in Windows Calendar that is quite sleek and easy to use. To access this calendar, click “Start” and type calendar in the “Start Search” box. Next, select “Windows Calendar” from the options listed in the “Programs” list.
Choosing a web host is not that easy, since basically we all want a decent web host that offers the best value for our money, while there’s so many to choose from these days. But what about free web hosts? Normally, I wouldn’t go for free web hosts, but there’s an instance when free could… Read More: Doteasy hosting »
Guest post by Ayesha Ahmad Google Buzz is another social media application released on February this year. The application built in the Gmail window allows users to follow their favorite contacts and share links, videos, photos etc. in a hassle free way, collaborate with friends, and keep updated. Being integrated with Gmail, the friends list… Read More: Google Buzz for Mobile »
In addition to large email storage space, the popularity of Gmail is also governed by the fact that it can be configured in several popular email programs, plus have your Gmail messages delivered right to your desktop. Here is how to configure your Gmail account in Windows Mail, which is the default email program in… Read More: Gmail in Windows Mail »
Guest post by Ayesha Ahmed. Google Chrome OS is the latest Google venture into the rather tight operating system market, a web-based operating system targeting users who spend the majority of their time on their desktops surfing the internet. The operating system is aptly named after Google’s famous sleek web browser Chrome, presently in its… Read More: Google Chrome OS »
Without further ado, firstly let me explain that this post is going to be an outlay on some of the tech releases that have been, or will be unleashed on the world this year; it looks like they will be becoming big fixtures on the scene, at least for the next few years. Google is… Read More: 5 most anticipated releases of 2010 »
If you’re on Vista, one of the annoyances is when you hit the Power button, but your system just won’t shutdown and keeps going to a sleep state. In fact, the default function of the Power button in Windows Vista is Sleep. The task of changing the power button action is much easier in Windows… Read More: Changing the unresponsive Vista Power button »
This is for Google Chrome users out there. One of the advantages of Google Chrome is it has very few toolbars, which enables you to have more space on your screen. If you want increase that space a little more, you may opt to disable the bookmark toolbar as well. However, if you have quite… Read More: Creating a bookmark button in Google Chrome »
Quick Online Tips recently had a nice post on approving blog comments which I want to touch on as well. First up, I know many people with their own sites or blogs comment frequently to get backlinks, which in and of itself is not a bad thing; everyone wants to promote their sites, including myself.
Maybe you have heard of them, maybe you have not. But I’m sure if you use your computer everyday, you probably would have wondered about them at one time or the other. I know I did. Here are some bytes and pieces about computer care which have been oft discussed throughout the relatively short history… Read More: Interesting computer stuff you may not know »