Tips & Tricks

There was a time when web pages were static once they loaded – no post-processing changing web pages before your eyes, no funny business. Today, features like…

Lately there have been a lot of fast-flying rumors that people are reading your emails. In combination with the privacy scandal at Facebook, people are worried…

In this tutorial we are going to be showing you how to seamlessly disable automatic in-app purchases, thus giving you a few seconds before ultimately making the…

You’re using your laptop when you notice something strange in the taskbar; you could have sworn you charged your battery to 100%, but now the battery is showing…

Facebook’s News Feed is where you keep up with all that’s happening on the social network. It’s also where you get to see different kinds of ads and now you can…

In this article we are going to take a look at the pwd command, one of the most basic commands in Linux.We will find out how to use the pwd command to write to…

Mirroring your Android smartphone or tablet to a TV used to be quite an ordeal, which usually involved rooting the phone or using a bunch of cables. Not…

VLC has done pretty well for itself over the years, becoming the main media player across Windows, OS X and Linux. The key to this is not only VLC’s simplicity…

A feature that Google Chrome users are well accustomed to is making its way to the official YouTube app for Android. The company has added an incognito mode to…

Whether you’re talking about phones or laptops, Apple products live in a fairly closed ecosystem. This ensures that the end user experience is more or less…