Posted January 18, 2016

VLC media player is now available on Apple TV

Popular among computer users multifunctional media player VLC has finally debuted on Apple TV. Like the desktop version of the application, VLC on Apple TV supports a wide variety of non-standard, and seldom-used video formats. It also allows you to set the desired playback speed, to choose between several audio tracks and subtitles, as well […]

Posted January 15, 2016

New Amazon Echo speaker is coming

In the coming weeks, Amazon will release a more compact and affordable version of their smart Amazon Echo speaker. In November 2014 Amazon first introduced their smart sound system Echo with voice assistant Alexa. Since then the functionality of the smart speaker considerably widened and the device has turned into hub for smart home. Many initially interested buyers eventually did not […]

Posted January 14, 2016

How to make Skype translate on the go?

Skype makes communication easier. Well-known voice and chat service Skype finally completed to deploy its Translator service making it available for all Windows users. As it is clear from the name, this service provides interpretation of speech voice during voice calls, as well as the translation of instant messages. Yes, it is not as precise […]

Posted January 13, 2016

Java is not working in Firefox: how to activate?

Chrome has stopped supporting Java applets, so the best choice for people who use those regularly has become Firefox. However this browser often has problems with Java as well due to the configuration problems. Some of them are simple – you need to allow the applet on the specific website. Another solution offered by Mozilla […]

Posted January 12, 2016

How to create timelapse with your phone

Creating timelapse with your phone. Everyone has seen these great timelapse videos of amazing sunrises. Earlier you would require to have a good DSLR (Digital single-lens reflex) camera and specifically the one that has the function allowing to set an interval between shots. But fortunately, you no longer need that to create your time lapse. Today […]

Posted January 5, 2016

How to turn off Windows wake ups?

If your Windows 10 computer suffers from the same problem as mine – wakes up in the middle of the night and lives its own life, we can help you with that. The thing is, that Windows 10 has “wake timers” turned on by default that force it to wake up and check for updates or messages. Telling the […]

Posted January 4, 2016

How to upgrade phone to Windows 10？

Recently I decided to try upgrading my phone from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. So let’s see how the process went and find out if it is worth doing. First of all Windows 10 for phones is still in some kind of beta phase, so whatever you do is at your own risk. At this point […]

Posted January 1, 2016

How to export data from facebook

Nowadays people tend to save their photos, videos and other information on social networks like Facebook rather than on computer hard drives. But sometimes you may need to share them with someone who is not on your contacts in this network, for instance to have the photos from a recent trip printed at a photostudio, or just […]

Posted December 31, 2015

Happy New Year 2016

Dear friends! 2015 has come to the end and we hope that this year was as interesting for you as it was for us. Every day modern technologies bring something new, adding new possibilities to our lives and broadening our horizons. Next year will be even more interesting as the pace of progress gets faster […]

Posted December 29, 2015

New commands for Google

Google Now in your Android phone has a very diverse list of functions that lots of people don’t use just because they don’t know about them. Do you know, for instance, that you don’t need any extra app to measure horizontal or vertical level of a surface – so called bubble level? You can find dozens […]

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