Profile: Simon Slangen


I'm a writer and computer sciences student from Belgium. You can always do me a favor with a good article idea, book recommendation, or recipe idea. You'll also find me on Facebook, Twitter and Google+.

Latest from Simon Slangen

  • The Best Ways To Customize The Welcome Screen In Windows 7

    November 19, 2010

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    Mass-license versions of Windows have long offered companies and large organizations the possibility to customize their log-in and welcome screens. It’s a small thing, but it imposes a sense of professionalism. Other Windows 7 versions have been left out to dry, although something like this should really be a feature by default. We resort to [...]


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  • SoMud – A Remarkable Cross-Platform Free Download Manager

    November 7, 2010

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    A large majority of people still use their web browsers to download files from the internet ditching their download managers when internet speeds started increasing. Is that a wise move? Let’s face the facts. Any internet browser slows down dramatically when downloading a large batch of files. In addition to that, these web browsers often [...]


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  • Two Apps To Use Your Android Phone From Your Computer

    November 5, 2010

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    Using a touch-enabled cellphone is a great improvement from old-style cellphones, at least for me. Nevertheless, sometimes you just want to integrate your cellphone functionality into your computer. When you’re working or in class, sending messages fast, easy and covertly is a huge advantage. Strangely, although Symbian (Nokia) devices have long supported this feature, it’s [...]


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  • 4 Mobile Versions of Popular Social Media Platforms

    October 24, 2010

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    Social media, although the ideal match for smartphones and tablets (read: the iPad), still doesn’t venture too much from it’s traditional home; the desktop PC. Nevertheless, these websites all have mobile counterparts, be it mobile websites tailored to look like mobile apps, or actual applications. StumbleUpon, a latecomer, only recently added mobile support. This inspired [...]


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  • The Top 3 Security Apps To Protect Your Mac

    October 22, 2010

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    Macs are often lauded as the “Fort Knox” of personal computers. They’re safe and largely unbreakable; viruses won’t get far. Sadly, only part of that is true. Compared to Windows, Mac operating systems are indeed safer and Mac viruses are a rarity. But that does not mean Mac is impenetrable. The main reason that there [...]


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