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 How to fix Windows
  • Posted July 21, 2016

How to fix Windows

Every Windows users experience issues with the operation system from time to time. Touchpad stopped working, touchscreen issues, drivers problems or computer becomes slower – these are everyday problems that Windows users deal with daily. In case you experience any of the mentioned above problems, or any other computer related issue, you have 4 possible […]
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 How to set shutdown or restart timer in Windows
  • Posted July 20, 2016

How to set shutdown or restart timer in Windows

I’m sure that at least once you faced the situation when you would need  to set a shutdown or restart timer on your Windows PC while being out of reach. This may have happened because you left some huge application to download overnight or maybe you have some background job on your office PC and policy requires […]
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 Checking out Office Online
  • Posted July 19, 2016

Checking out Office Online

Lots of people are used to work with Microsoft Office apps. When they need to use online alternatives of Microsoft Office they may face some inconvenience. Best known online service Google Drive with its apps does not have several advanced features and functionality that is available in standalone Office applications. For such cases there is http://office.com . This site provides access to such […]
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 iPad Pro 9.7: do I really need it?
  • Posted July 18, 2016

iPad Pro 9.7: do I really need it?

iPads are sold since 2010. During this time, a tablet has found its own place in many people’s lives. It is used for both professional and entertainment purposes. In some cases, tablets (in particular – iPad) began replacing the computer. In the final Apple presentation, which showed iPad Pro 9,7, Phil Schiller said that 600 […]
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 Windows 10: Double click to create a restore point
  • Posted July 15, 2016

Windows 10: Double click to create a restore point

Having a Windows restore point is always a good idea, as you never know when your computer crashes next time. In case you are planning some computer maintenance, registry changes or simply want to install new beta version of some driver or program you need to make sure that if something goes wrong you have a way […]
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 Run apps from unidentified developers on MacOS!
  • Posted July 14, 2016

Run apps from unidentified developers on MacOS!

Mac OS is very paranoid when it comes to installing apps received not from App Store or if the developer is not recognized. This attitude indeed protects a common user from malicious software and suspicious applications, but every Mac user sooner or later faces the situation when Mac refuses to run the needed app saying […]
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 Android Lifehacks: adding touch gesture controls to Youtube!
  • Posted July 13, 2016

Android Lifehacks: adding touch gesture controls to Youtube!

Using media players on a mobile device is simple and convenient to banality, especially with the ability to control basic playback elements with the help of gestures. Almost any third-party media app for Android supports swipe to adjust volume and brightness fast forward and rewind, etc. Even the stock apps on many branded shells support it. Youtube however […]
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 Windows 10 – Lifehacks!
  • Posted July 12, 2016

Windows 10 – Lifehacks!

Windows 10 has lots of interesting features that you will find useful, but you may not know about them. Today we will share with you some of the features that we use daily and hope knowing those will help you improve your performance. One of the features we like the most is an ability to split screen up to 4 applications. […]
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 Cannot install programs on Windows 10?
  • Posted July 11, 2016

Cannot install programs on Windows 10?

Windows 10 is the most recent but probably the most troublesome operating system Microsoft has ever released to market. But our thanks here to Microsoft, because we always have something to fix and write about =) Many Windows 10 users are complaining about configuration changes and devices like touchpad and touchscreen stopped working after Windows 10 upgrades, some are concerned about applications vanishing from the […]
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 Intel and development of wireless power transmission technology
  • Posted July 7, 2016

Intel and development of wireless power transmission technology

During the last couple of years, Intel has fueled the demand for PCs, foreshadowing the next great consumer cycle will open a completely new generation of wireless devices.   ‘’We carry too many wires’’, – said then Kirk Skaugen (Kirk Skaugen), senior vice president and general manager, Client Computing Group Intel at Computex Taipei 2015. Exhibition – “We keep […]
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