A Palm, What’s a Palm? The only palm that you are familiar with are the ones attached to your hands. As you walk back out to your car to use your laptop continue to wonder: ” What’s a PDA, Palm or whatever? And how do I get my hands on one?
Using a computer for the first time can be a daunting experience, but many senior citizens are using a computer to keep in touch with family and friends, research genealogy, and to shop. This is the first in a series of articles to guide the newcomer to the world of computing.
Registry cleaner tools are a dime a dozen nowadays, but with so many on the market – how can we be sure that you’ll actually be able to use them effectively? We find the best registry cleaner for people who don’t know computers…
Computing as we know it is set to change. Gone are the days of installing applications and downloading music, in the not too distant future we’ll be renting games on demand paying for Microsoft Office by the minute.
There is one thing that accounts for more computer downtime every year than anything else. It is not a rogue virus or a sneaky spyware program. It is dust.
Most people are unaware that the majority of British adults are bewildered by computers. If you assumed that it was just your uncle, think again. It is in reality a serious issue – but how has this arisen?
In this article I’ll talk about how I’ve been using computers to connect with other people since the mid 1980s, and how its much easier to do so now. You can use your computer to keep in touch with friends and family who are miles away, not just by email, but by free “telephone” calls and even video chats that just a few years ago would seem like something out of the Jetsons.
Theyre coming, theyre coming! The Blu-rays are coming! If youve been anxious for Blu-ray technology to arrive to your PC or laptop, the day has come.
I bought my first iMac in 1998, have upgraded twice, and am still happy as a proverbial clam. Here, then are five reasons to love the Apple Macintosh.
Article includes a brief overview of the exciting, new and future Microsoft products presented by Bill Gates at the CES keynote. Article covers Zune, HP MediaSmart Server (Windows Home Server), Windows Mobile, and futuristic technology from the Microsoft future house.
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