December 6, 2009
When you buy a new computer – like I did recently – you’ll want to transfer most of your existing files over to the new computer. A lot of people, who spend their time gathering vacation pictures and family videos, will want to make a big move leaving nearly nothing behind. Others, like myself, only [...]
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December 4, 2009
I hear you are looking to be productive and maximize your time and you want to use your Windows Mobile Device to do it? Well I have found a nifty little application that will let you set up and use free flash cards for your pocket PC. It is called Portable Note Card Freeware (Flash [...]
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December 3, 2009
The first time I came across this issue, I was attempting to send video from my laptop to my television via s-video. You see, at the time we did not have cable television (and still don’t by the way) so I was wanting to watch some YouTube videos with my wife while still working on [...]
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December 3, 2009
At Make Use Of, we have covered quite a few password tips including how to crack almost any Windows password, how to reset Linux passwords and how to view passwords hidden behind asterisks. Earlier in the month, Karl posted a tip on how to recover your Windows XP administrator password by using the installation disk. [...]
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December 3, 2009
In this article, I’d like to introduce you to an awesome world clock that I discovered in the process of trying to solve a personal dilemma. One of the lessons that I learned immediately upon starting my online writing career is that the Internet is very much a global phenomenon. This means that if you’re [...]
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December 3, 2009
I recently had the unpleasant task of transferring my music from my iPod to my computer’s hard drive. If you’ve ever been faced with the same task, you know that for some reason, unbeknownst to the end-user, Apple seems to think it’s hilarious to rename all of your iTunes music files on the iPod’s hard [...]
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December 2, 2009
Sometimes we go with a software because we find a sudden use for it. Sometimes it’s just for fun. The software I am going to harp on about in this post is not a slick looking one. That’s strange for a tool which is all about images and JPEGs. But it is a very functional [...]
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November 30, 2009
As you all know from some of my recent Windows Mobile articles (here and here) and maybe you have read the The Ultimate Guide To Your Windows Mobile Phone I wrote a while back ““ I love Windows Mobile. It is my favorite mobile operating system. The one thing a mobile operating system needs to [...]
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November 28, 2009
Doesn’t it sound like something that has gone over to the other side? But fear not, EvilLyrics is still on our side, happily displaying lyrics for the songs we play on our music players. But in the months that I have used it, I have never been able to fathom why they named a nice [...]
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November 27, 2009
Money is something that we all have to think about on a regular basis. Without cash in our pockets or a credit card in our wallets, we’re effectively useless in this world. How would we buy food, pay bills and clothe ourselves? How would we do anything? I’ve always taken a special interest in ways [...]
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November 27, 2009
Update: The service is no longer available. A free downloadable application that suspiciously looks like an iPhone lying on its flank”¦that’s Dizzler. But the resemblance ends there because Dizzler is not a communication tool and the look is just the starting skin. It’s a desktop entertainment device. Or more simply let’s call it a media [...]
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November 27, 2009
I love my audio CD collection. I really do. But carrying a hundred CDs with me on a vacation just so that I can listen to that one song when I have to, isn’t exactly my idea of fun. On the other hand, my iPod lets me take more than a hundred CDs worth of [...]
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November 26, 2009
Are you running multiple or dual monitors? Are you having trouble because you’d rather have a taskbar at the bottom of each monitor? What about some flexibility with the wallpaper? Would you like to span wallpapers across the desktops or at least choose a different wallpaper for each monitor? There are free programs out there [...]
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November 26, 2009
It is a well agreed upon fact that Google makes some of the best products out there in the cloud today. So much so that people are crazy to try out anything new from Google. Wave and Chrome OS are recent examples of this. Some time back we showed you GMDesk, that lets you easily [...]
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November 26, 2009
Are you looking for a Windows Mobile Registry Editor? Maybe you want to customize or tweak your Windows Mobile device and you have out-lived all the utilities. You now want to venture on and use a registry editor. My registry editor of choice for Windows Mobile 6.1 and Windows Mobile 6.5 is PhM Registry Editor. [...]
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