About Matthew Hughes
Matthew Hughes is a software developer and writer from Liverpool, England. He is seldom found without a cup of strong black coffee in his hand and absolutely adores his Macbook Pro and his camera. You can read his blog at http://www.matthewhughes.co.uk and follow him on twitter at @matthewhughes.
Latest Articles
Windows 10 Receives a Full Linux Command Prompt
BASH shell, complete with a Linux sub-system, is coming to Windows 10 with the Anniversary Update this summer. That was one of the biggest announcements at the Build Developer Conference. Here's why this matters.
How to Listen to Google Play Music on Linux
Google Play Music has no desktop version, instead designed for mobile use. Fortunately there's an unofficial desktop player called the Google Play Music Desktop Player, available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
Why Apple Will Never Release a Cheap iPhone
Apple’s decision to limit their product line to solely premium devices is a deliberate decision – but what does this mean for consumers? And how can you get a cheap iPhone?
Why Every Geek Should Be a Morning Person
You may be a night owl who wishes to wake up early. Every geek can be a morning person with little habit changes and a set morning routine.
This Is Why Windows 10 Mobile Was a Tech Launch Failure
When you're a dedicated Windows Phone user these days, you may get the impression that Microsoft hates you. How else would you explain this recent Windows 10 Mobile launch? Can we even call it that?
Why You Should Upgrade to Windows 10 Mobile and How to Do It
Windows 10 Mobile has finally been released to the public. Provided your phone is supported, you should upgrade. Here's everything you need to know about upgrading from Windows Phone 8.1 to Windows 10 Mobile.
Everything You Need to Migrate Your Home Office to Linux
It's for this reason why many users are looking to make the switch to Linux. If you're one of them, you're going to want to read on. We're going to talk about how to move your home office computer from Windows to Linux, without losing your mind.
Cracked: AceDeceiver Installs Malware on Factory iPhones
A new iPhone malware is able to infect factory-configured iPhones without the user realizing, by exploiting fundamental flaws in Apple's FairPlay DRM system. This changes things.
5 Sneaky Travel Scams You Can Beat with Technology
Travel can be dangerous as every place has its own unique tourist scam. Here are five of the most wicked tourist scams, and how technology can stop them dead in their tracks.
Forget Cygwin: CASH Brings The Best Of Linux To Windows
Linux and Windows are very different operating systems, and nowhere is that more apparent than with the command line. Various tools are available to make Windows feel more like Linux, such as Cash.
The Odd Story of How Email Became So Damn Popular
Email seems like such a primitive bit of technology. How did it ever become so popular? And how come we still use it to this day? Here's the story of how it all happened.
Why Steam Has Absolutely Nothing to Fear From Microsoft
Microsoft reverted to its old anti-competitive behavior and is attempting to control the distribution of apps and games; if you believe Tim Sweeney. We think you need not be worried and here's why.
3 Smart Batteries You Might Want To Buy
I looked at three of the leading brands of smart batteries. Here's how they work, and whether you should take the plunge and get one.
Google Jibe Is Here: Say Goodbye to SMS & MMS Messages
Google Jibe is set to revolutionize the way we send and receive mobile text messages. Here's what you need to know.
How to Get a Logcat for Reporting Bugs on Android
If you've ever been asked for a logcat, this is how to do it!
The Raspberry Pi 3: Faster, Better, with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Today, the Raspberry Pi foundation announced the release of the Raspberry Pi 3. It's the most significant update to the popular line of low-cost computers yet.
The Firefox-Lover's Guide to the Microsoft Edge Browser
Putting prejudice aside, is Edge any good? I decided to pit it against my personal favorite web browser, Firefox, to see how it compares. Here's what I found.
7 Reasons Why You Should Install The Fish Shell
Don't like how your Linux terminal works? Why not install a new shell? One such shell is fish, which introduces features that should have become commonplace, but didn't. Let's take a look.
5 DIY Home Automation Projects to Get Started With Your Smart Home
When it comes to creating smart homes, most people just don't know where to start. Here are five basic beginners smart home projects you can build right now.
How Voice Typing Is the New Best Feature of Google Docs
Voice recognition has improved by leaps and bounds in recent years. Earlier this week, Google finally introduced voice typing into Google Docs. But is it any good? Let's find out!