Why is when you hear of something for the first time ever, you hear about three times that week. It’s like an obscure word that you never heard and then its on the radio and TV that week. Anyway, it’s something I’ve never figured out. When RichardX13 wrote the other about FLS Launcher, which is an application manager, one of our readers emailed me about Bumptop. To be honest, I am not a fan of desktop...

OK, OK, I know there are many free anti-virus software available out there. We have Microsoft Security Essentials and AVG as 2 fine examples of great free anti virus software Some of you may want to pay for anti virus software because you believe that you will be better protected, and that’s fine. That’s a personal decision. However, it’s not necessarily the case at all, I used AVG free and AVG pro, never got a virus...

Many people use uTorrent and never actually set it up for their type of connection or needs. So here we are going to delve into it in a little detail to get you your way. Hopefully , you will be able to get faster and more reliable results with this information. Bear in mind, it is not supposed to be an exhaustive walk-through, but rather to suit novices. Torrents? uTorrent? Without being overly technical, I want to explain this in...

Want to join the polyglot set but don’t have the time for foreign language immersion, world travel, or academic courses? One Minute Languages offers basic instructions in a dozen languages for English speakers including German, Russian and Japanese that will help get you started. The short lessons are released weekly as a podcast you can subscribe to via iTunes, or you can just visit the site to play back archived tips in...

As a Tech ‘n’ Life writer, I have to search for images regularly. In one month alone, I have added 300+ pictures and images to Tech ‘n’ Life posts. There is one tool I use for this – Google Images. If you have not used it, it’s like regular Google search, but instead of websites, you get related images. It works extremely well. This is what Google Image Search normally looks like: They have...