Pintasking Gives Your Android Device a Shortcut Taskbar
It works like a Windows taskbar for your Android smartphone or tablet, giving you instant access to the apps and the options you use most often.
It works like a Windows taskbar for your Android smartphone or tablet, giving you instant access to the apps and the options you use most often.
Frape free phone sharing.
It can all be done fairly easily using Dropbox's new drag-and-drop feature.
The lock screen on your phone and tablet is all that stands in the way of an unwanted visitor and everything in your digital life, so best be sure there are as few chinks in the armour as possible.
We likely all know that there’s plenty of unwholesome content out there, but not how to protect from it. Here are the best ways to make an iPad kid-proof before you hand it over.
Microsoft’s shiny new OS includes a new native battery saver feature, but there are a few other tricks you can pull to make sure your laptop lasts until you can find a power socket.
You could just stick with the native apps that came pre-installed on your smartphone—there’s nothing wrong with them—but you’d be missing out on a wealth of excellent alternatives on both Android and iOS.
Need more room for selfies? Don’t panic — here’s how to navigate your way out.
The add-on in question is the aptly named Tags for YouTube.
Fed up with being an anonymous silhouette?
Nowadays it seems every piece of software a work-in-progress, and Microsoft’s newest operating system is no different. Having problems? Fret not and read on.
The world’s most popular compressed file format doesn’t play all that nicely with smartphones, but all it takes is a well-chosen third-party app or two to ease the Zip pain.
Windows 10 brings with it a brand new browser called Microsoft Edge, so here’s how to get started with one of its most interesting features—annotating websites.
Impossible just a few years ago, working effectively with web-based apps is now a completely viable. These are our current picks for the best applications on the internet.
Bada-Bing Bada-Chrome.
If your Windows 8-toting friends ask you exactly what you can do with the new Windows 10 that they can’t do on their own machines, here’s what to tell them.
