Netflix has quietly revamped it’s web browser interface. Here is a look at some of the highlights and what you can expect.
Verizon Killing All Unlimited Data Plans – Say What?
Cue Darth Vader’s Imperial Death March, folks — Verizon is killing grandpa. Ok, not really, but Big Red is taking out all grandfathered unlimited data plans very soon.
Change the Default Email Client for Firefox
If you’re not a Microsoft Outlook user, nothing’s more annoying than having it pop up by default whenever you click an email address in Firefox. Here’s how to change the default email client.
Automatically Log Into Windows 8
I previously showed you how to disable to Windows 8 Lock Screen and how to speed up your log in by using a four digit PIN. Now, here’s how to log in automatically to Windows 8.
Enable Firefox Tab Preview in the Windows Taskbar
The taskbar preview in Windows 7 and 8 will give you a glimpse of each open Firefox window. But if you make use of tabs and don’t use additional windows then it makes sense to change the preview setting from windows over to tabs.
How to Insert Footnotes in Microsoft Word
Footnotes are necessary when you have to cite a source and give additional information about data in your document. Here’s how to add them in Microsoft Word.
Prevent Facebook Strangers From Contacting You
Facebook has close to a billion users. If you don’t want to be contacted or friend requested by those you don’t know, here’s how you can take a pro-active approach to your privacy.
HTC Desire C Smartphone: Affordable ICS Device
HTC has announced the Desire C, an affordable device running Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich). It already has a price and release date for the UK and Romania, but it’s yet unknown whether it will be available in the US or for what price.
How To Disable the Windows 8 Lock Screen
On of the more annoying new features in Windows 8 on a desktop of laptop is the Lock Screen. Yes, it’s just a flick of the middle scroll wheel on the mouse, but it’s an extra step nonetheless. Here’s how to disable it.
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Netflix Quietly Updates Web Player
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Verizon Killing All Unlimited Data Plans – Say What?
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Change the Default Email Client for Firefox
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Automatically Log Into Windows 8
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Enable Firefox Tab Preview in the Windows Taskbar
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Complete Android Web Browsers Review
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Foxit PDF Reader Is a Lightweight Alternative to Adobe
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My Thoughts On RIM After BlackBerry World 2012
Since the release of the iPhone in 2007, RIM has seen a steady decline of its BlackBerry market share. After attending the recent BlackBerry World 2012 conference, here’s my thoughts on the future success of BlackBerry against its competitors.