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Currently for Chrome: weather and time on new tab pages
Are you one of those users who is not using the information that the Google Chrome browser displays on its new tab page? Or only infrequently? If you are not in
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Microsoft EMET update with new exploit mitigation technology
I have reviewed Microsoft's Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit a few days ago here on Ghacks and have found it to be an excellent security program.
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Software Developers: please make change logs available during updates
When it comes to software updates, you usually either do not get any information about the changes in the update that is just installed on your computer, or onl
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Hideman is a free VPN service with mutliple server locations
A virtual private network (vpn) can be helpful in a number of ways.
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Dead Mouse for Chrome: open links with your keyboard
I often prefer to use the keyboard instead of the mouse for operations in the operating system.
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Find out who is copying your texts with Count Words for Firefox
One of the biggest issues that webmasters face on today's Internet are copy cats which are often referred to as scraper or scraper sites.
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Webroot System Analyzer: Analyze your PC in less than 2 minutes
I like to run PC auditing tools every now and then as they can provide me with insight that I may have missed or noticed to late otherwise.
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How to bypass the file delete confirmation dialog in Windows
One of the first things that I do after I log in to a Windows account for the first time is to change the way files are deleted in the operating system.
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YouTube combating spam problem with switch to real names?
Reports have appeared on a number of websites that YouTube seems to display prompts to users of the site at the moment that is asking them to start using their
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Monitor your Internet Bandwidth with Cucusoft Net Guard
Monitoring the bandwidth usage of a computer system can be beneficial in several ways.
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Speed up Google Chrome, Chromium or SRWare Iron with IronCleaner
There is not a lot that you can do when Google Chrome starts to slow down after you have used the web browser for a certain period of time.
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How to disable or remove Google Chrome plugins
The Google Chrome web browser - just like Firefox and other browsers - integrates plugins automatically that it finds on the system.
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The Cloud: questions you should ask yourself before storing data in it
The rise of cloud storage in the past two or so years was fueled largely by an increase in mobile Internet usage.
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Use Msconfig to log which drivers get loaded during system boot
Nothing really beats the excellent Autoruns when it comes to analyzing the files that get loaded during a system's boot process.
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Fix Google AdSense ad serving has been disabled to your site
Google Adsense is one monetization method on the Internet.
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Clean-up Windows Explorer menu items with CCleaner
The more applications you install, the more likely the chance that your Windows Explorer menu fills up with context menu items.
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Stayfocused: Create Pomodoro-based Work Tasks
Focusing on a work task can be quite difficulty on a computer system, with notifications and the joys of the Internet just a step away.
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Firefox 16 What's New
Mozilla has just updated all Firefox channels, brining Firefox Stable to version 14.
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Configuring Chrome's Click to play feature
I just read David Pierce's How to fix Chrome in ten seconds on The Verge blog where he described how he got rid of crashes and slow downs in Google's Chrome bro
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Windows Store: Paid Apps start at $1.49
With the Metro interface in Windows 8 comes Windows Store, a marketplace for free and commercial apps that users can download and install on their systems.
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Ninja Senki: 8-bit inspired jump and run [Game Saturday]
Generally speaking, games in the beginning days were a lot harder than they are now.
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VLC 2.0.3 is now available for all supported operating systems
The update to VLC 2.
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Stardock Multiplicity, control two computers with one mouse and keyboard
Up until now I have been using Microsoft's Mouse without Borders application to control my two desktop PCs with a single mouse and keyboard.
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Jamendo Radio Relaunches, free Internet Radio with download option
There is definitely no shortage when it comes to radio stations streaming their music and program on the Internet.
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How to add installed unpinned apps to Metro's startpage again
Apps that you install through Windows 8's Metro store are automatically added to the start page of the Metro interface.
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Limit the Windows 8 Metro Live Tile data usage
Some Metro apps of the Windows 8 operating system can display dynamic contents right on the start page that are updated regularly.
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Thunderbird 15 Beta with Australis user interface released
A new beta release of the desktop email client Thunderbird has been released with feature improvements despite Mozilla's announcement that it has moved Thunderb
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Major memory improvements coming to Firefox 15
Firefox 15 stable will be released in about six weeks and it will bring with it major memory improvements that could once and for all do away with the browser's
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DuckDuckGoog combines Google Search with DuckDuckGo's !bang syntax
DuckDuckGo is my search engine of choice.
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MultiMonitorTool: Improve Multi-Monitor support in Windows
If you are working with a multi-monitor system you have probably noticed that Windows is not really providing you with the best of options when it comes to work
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Avira Protection Cloud: Cloud-based Antivirus Software
Avira, the company best known for its Free Antivirus program, has just made available a technical preview of Avira Protection Cloud, a new cloud-based antivirus
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Increase your Microsoft Office productivity with KeyRocket
Often it is faster to use keyboard shortcuts than the mouse to complete certain actions or activities on the system or in a program that you are using.
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MightyText, Text and read from computers using your Android phone
If you are one of those who gets itchy fingers whenever your phone leaves your hand in fear of missing a text, you may like the MightyText application for Googl
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How to buy Steam games at Valve's UK Online Store from other regions
If you are a Steam user you may know that Steam store offers may differ depending on the country you are living in.
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YouTube Editor now with face blurring option
Google has been pretty busy lately on the YouTube platform, releasing several design and layout changes to the site as well as new features to various parts of
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Outgrow.me, the place to shop for Kickstarter funded items
It gets quite crowded on Kickstarter, as more and more businesses and individuals are discovering the funding platform.
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Disable Social Ads linked to your name on Facebook
Social advertisement is a relatively new form of advertisement on Facebook that may use pages and products that you have liked in advertisements.
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EMET, Microsoft's Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit
A few days ago I took a look at SEHOP (Structured Exception Handler Overwrite Protection), a Windows security feature that is disabled by default in Windows Vis
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Get your 9GAG fix at work with 9GAG Mini for Chrome
9GAG is one of those Internet projects that has totally slipped past my radar.
