Tips & Tricks

If you have ever wanted to know how your favorite websites are structured, a browser’s “Inspect” services can be a hidden blessing. We’ve covered Chrome’s…

If the idea of Facebook having high-powered, self-taught computers watching your every move on the site freaks you out a little bit, you may not want to look…

It was hard not to notice that at the keynote for Apple’s 2018 WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference), there was no new hardware released – not one single Mac,…

Watching a movie or other clip with a conventional 16:9 or old-school 4:3 aspect ratio is a cinch on VLC player. But the rise of smartphones has brought with it…

Apple didn’t unveil any new hardware at WWDC 2018, but they did introduce some interesting new privacy features for iOS 12 and the new macOS Mojave. While this…

One of the biggest and best features of modern versions of macOS is Continuity. This feature allows you to move and share information and functionality of your…

You are traveling to a new city or are looking for something to do in your hometown. For years now, some of the best places to turn to for…

The post editor in WordPress, as its name implies, is meant to let you edit posts and content. By default, it doesn’t allow you to add in custom CSS classes. If…

It’s no secret that Chrome collects all kinds of information. It does this so it can display what it thinks you’re interested in. It’s that collection of data…

If you are running a business of any size in today’s world, you know that a social media presence is vital for success. But how do you know if what you are…