This quick tip will show you how to unsubscribe without unfollowing, so to speak, an Instagram users Posts (or Stories). [continue reading…]
This guide will take you each step of the way though setting up the YouTube Music App to download the audio (or audio and video) so that you can listen to music while offline. [continue reading…]
This guide will take you each step of the way through configuring your iPhone to work as a ‘remote control’ for VLC running on Windows, macOS or Linux. [continue reading…]
This guide will take you step by step through the process to watch .MKV video files on your Chromebook. [continue reading…]
This guide will show you how to subscribe to a free calendar service (no sign up required) which will display the weather for each day in your Google Calendar.
This quick tip will show you how to adjust the Windows 10 Taskbar in case it ever gets accidentally resized. [continue reading…]
Following the steps outlined in this guide you’ll be able to have the full fledged version of Spotify (not the web based or Android App) on your Chromebook! [continue reading…]
This step-by-step guide will take you all the way from setting up Linux on your Chromebook to installing Apps and/or Games via the “command line” and the GNOME Software Center (think ‘App Store’).
This guide will show you how to use a safe and reliable (and free!) app to scan your home network for vulnerabilities. [continue reading…]
This quick but detailed guide will show you exactly how to clear the cache, cookies, history, saved passwords and more from the Microsoft Edge web browser for macOS. [continue reading…]
This guide will take you each step of the way through configuring the Spark email client to work with your Comcast.net email account on your Mac. [continue reading…]
This guide will take you step by step through the process of adding Dropbox support to the Files app on your Chromebook. [continue reading…]
This quick overview will explain how to pin a website to the ‘shelf’ (dock) on your Chromebook. [continue reading…]
This quick overview will show you how to use GPU-Z, a small, free Windows utility that displays every detail about your video card that you could possibly want :) [continue reading…]
Chrome OS supports split-screen viewing (also called side-by-side or multi-tasking mode) and it’s super-easy to use! [continue reading…]