Plain old Favorites for Firefox

Here's a nice add on for Firefox to help you use IE Favorites when your on Firefox. You will no longer have to Import Firefox favorites from IE and it just might save you some time.

Real World Cell Phone Coverage

Ever wanted to know what the real world cell phone coverage looks like. This map will clarify what service connections are good in your area. You'll be happy and surprise to know the truth.

Windows 8 via USB

Looks like Microsoft is planning on creating a portable work space that will enable the Windows OS to run from a flash drive. The bad side about it, is that it looks like it's catering for enterprise usage. It's still to early, let's wait and see.

Don't forget bob

Gmail for a while has been using don't forget bob as a new feature to insure that your emailing everyone. It's a great feature and keeps you inform on contacts you usually write too. Make sure you try it out, if you haven't yet.

Auto Batch File in Win 7

Want to automatically start a batch file on Windows 7. This is how to do it. Now all you need is a good batch file to keep you computer at optimum speed.

Change Win 7 Product Key

Ever wanted to know how to change a Windows 7 product key. This is just in case your Windows 7 product key is not valid and you need to purchase a new key to activate Windows again.
 

Win 7 Firewall Control

Tired of Windows 7 Firewall not working correctly. Give Firewall Control a try and learn how to curve Windows Firewall from controlling what you want it to do.

Toshiba Secure Drives

Toshiba is taking data breach so serious that they are in development of new hardware drives that can detect if it's plugged into a new system. Your drive data if encrypted and plugged in will be useless.
Three thumbs up for Toshiba.

Clean multi user's with CCleaner

Here's a great tip on how to clean multiple user's accounts with CCleaner the handy utility that does a great job on cleaning your computers unwanted temporary files.



CCleaner software

A Google a Day

Here's a new site from Google for those trivia game players. It's a search engine for trivia questions. Hopefully now everyone can rest assure to find the answers to your game questions.

Bluetooth Remote

Want to remotely control your computer using a cell phone. Here's a neat way to do it using Bluetooth. It's going to require you to install Python on your cell phone media card and the client software on your main computer.
Now movies, music and games can be controlled remotely from your cell phone via Bluetooth.

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Python
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Is Over Clocking for you?

Here is some informative information on Over Clocking someones computer. What most of them won't tell you until it's too late. Like risking your computer life. It's not for everyone, is it for you?

Social Web site's Winners vs Losers

Here are the current social websites stats from winners to losers. Regardless of their up and downs it's only a matter of time before their is a new social site on the block. This is big business.

Adobe Smart Moves

Why own an old software when you can just pay your monthly fees and have the latest software. Adobe current move is just to rent the software monthly and never buy. I just hope their subscription rates go down so that it's affordable to almost anyone who wants to use the software.

Partition Magic Alternative

Here's an all in one partition software manager to re-size your drive. Has long as you have space, there should be no problem using this software to expand.

Windows 8 PDF viewer

Rumor has that Windows 8 will include a PDF viewer similar to what user's have on their phone. The new OS will be setting standards for PC and tablet user's. It's about time Microsoft.

Hello Fax merges with Google Drive

If you have a Gmail account and already added on Google drive you your list. You might as well add on Hello Fax because now with all your Google Documents you can send and receive faxes.
Google Drive taking it one step further.


Also don't forget to install Chrome Hello Fax so that you can easily send and receive faxes.
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Google Blocking Search

If you haven't heard of it yet, it's been already going on for a while. Google has been blocking torrent and other movie pirating sites from it's search engines. It's they're quest to root out piracy from the Internet. Good luck on that, it just changes the game a little for pirate downloads.

Public Search Engines

Public search engine's come and go because of privacy rights.Regardless of the issues, here are some more sites to keep in mind.


vitalrec.com
usa.gov
deathindexes.com
UK Search
Census finder
Marriage Records



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Gmail Restore Contact

Always worried that one day you might just loose all of your contacts in Gmail. No need to worry anymore with Gmail Contacts Restore. Now Restoring your Contacts is a thing of the past.

Restore contacts

If you make changes to your contacts that you want to undo, you can restore your full contacts list to an earlier saved version. This allows you to undo changes like:

• Recovering contacts that have been accidentally deleted
• Restoring contacts after an unsuccessful sync
• Undoing a recent import
• Undoing a recent merge

To restore your contacts to a previous version, just follow these steps:

1. Click Contacts.
2. From the More actions drop-down menu, choose Restore contacts.
3. Choose the time you'd like to revert your contacts list to (e.g. 10 minutes ago, one hour ago, one week ago, etc). We suggest that you also make a note of the time that you restore your contacts, in case you'd like to return to where you started.
4. Click Restore. You'll see a confirmation at the top of the screen when the rollback is complete.

To undo a restoration:

• When the operation completes, a notification bar will appear that gives you the opportunity to immediately undo the restore. This notification bar will disappear if you leave Contacts or make edits to your contacts.
• If the notification bar is no longer there, you can always re-run the Restore Contacts tool to take you back to where you started. Just set the tool to take you to the time just before you started the whole process.