Sync iCloud Account With Dropbox Tutorial [How To]

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This tutorial will teach you how to sync your iCloud account with the one on Dropbox.

Dropbox is one of the best solutions when it comes to cloud storage. The service is offering free storage space to any of its users, which can upload there all kind of files: documents, music, pictures, videos etc. But this free storage space is limited to an amount of 2GB. If the user needs more space, then some paid accounts are available and, overall, they don’t cost too much. Most of the Dropbox users, and cloud storage fans, are accessing this kind of… Continue to Sync iCloud Account With Dropbox Tutorial [How To]

How To Enable And Browse Internet In 3D: Mozilla Firefox 11

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This article will show you how to enable the 3D capabilities of Mozilla Firefox 11 and browse internet in a very special way.

Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular internet browsers, being used by many people around the world. It has been designed to satisfy the needs of all kind of users: starting with beginners and ending with advanced internet surfers.

Now Firefox has reached its 11th version and it is now promising us the fastest, safest, comfortable and complete web experience.

The final version of Firefox 11 (3D) is now bringing an entire list… Continue to How To Enable And Browse Internet In 3D: Mozilla Firefox 11

How To Get OS X Launchpad On Windows: XLaunchpad

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XLaunchpad is a Windows application which will bring the famous OS X launchpad right on your desktop.

There many Windows fans. And most of them are admitting that OS X looks great, even if, it is somehow hard to work with, if you are not used to do that.

But both Windows and OS X platforms have now something in common. They are going to be adjusted so that they meet the requirements which, until now, were requested only on mobile devices.

We have seen from the Windows 8 Consumer Preview that the Microsoft trend… Continue to How To Get OS X Launchpad On Windows: XLaunchpad

Shutdown, Restart & Log Off Tiles in Windows 8 Metro Start Screen [How To]

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Learn in this tutorial how to add the shutdown, log off and restart buttons as Windows 8 Metro Start Screen Tiles.

The first testing version of Windows 8 Consumer Preview shows the fact that Microsoft is ready to enter the tablets world and it will do that even if it risks to disappoint a pretty number of users. That could happen because a big number of users are used with the way Windows has been organized and worked in the last 25 years. A lot of people are also considering Windows 7 as the best OS which Microsoft has… Continue to Shutdown, Restart & Log Off Tiles in Windows 8 Metro Start Screen [How To]

How To Restore Windows 7 Start Menu in Windows 8 Consumer Preview

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It looks like Windows 8 Consumer Preview is a real success. In the first day after its release the beta operating system has been downloaded more than 1 million times. That surpasses the number of downloads which have been recorded back in September, 2011 when the Developer Preview was released, and also establishes a record in which regards the most downloaded Microsoft beta version ever.

And this is now wonder having in mind that Windows 8 Consumer Preview brings some very radical changes to the way we were used to work with this platform. Therefore, everybody is curious to… Continue to How To Restore Windows 7 Start Menu in Windows 8 Consumer Preview

Listen To Pandora Internet Radio Outside United States [How To]

By James in How To 2 Comments Tags: Chrome, firefox, internet radio, Pandora

One of the best platforms for listening to online music is called Pandora Radio. When it was launched, you were able to use Pandora Radio from anywhere in the world but as time passed, things changed in a way that affected the world except the United States. As a result of the strong pressure from copyright organizations from EU and other regions, the team behind the Pandora Radio decided to restrict and limit the user access for the service to the United States only.

What this meant for users from other countries is that they now had to find… Continue to Listen To Pandora Internet Radio Outside United States [How To]

SymMover Lets You Move Installed Programs To Another Partition / Drive [How To]

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I sometimes run out of disk space on my primary partition and almost every time I end up uninstalling software that I really need. Once I uninstall the program, if I want to keep using it I have to install it again but on a different partition this time.

If you have a SSD unit in your computer, the more free space you have on your drive the better will the system perform. This means that you always have to keep an eye on how much free space you have available if you want to have a higher performance… Continue to SymMover Lets You Move Installed Programs To Another Partition / Drive [How To]

How To Scan & Fix HDD Bad Sectors

By James in How To No Comments Tags: bad sectors, fix, hard disk drive, Windows

Not so long ago, I used to be quite an active user on hardware forums and helped lots of users with advice on how to scan & fix HDD bad sectors. As a rule, I used to ask those details like how long has it been from a full hard disk drive scan (if any) or if they have ever used such tools. Most of them replied that they use Disk Cleanup from time to time, which lead me to think that it was the right time for them to meet a hard drive scan & fix application.

Remembering… Continue to How To Scan & Fix HDD Bad Sectors

Google Privacy Add-On For Firefox Lets You Disable Activity Tracking

By James in How To No Comments Tags: firefox, Google, privacy

For the past months, user privacy has been covered publicly by various organizations and communities. We had protests against ACTA and we had communities speaking against Google’s new privacy policy.

Well, for the latter we have a Firefox add-on that will disable Google Privacy, so that it does not track your activity on popular websites. The name of the Firefox add-on is actually Google Privacy but its not related in any way with the search giant; it was created by an member of the Firefox vast community.

At the moment, it has support for just a few popular… Continue to Google Privacy Add-On For Firefox Lets You Disable Activity Tracking

How To Install Android Ice Cream Sandwich On A Windows PC, Linux & OS X

By James in How To No Comments Tags: Android, linux, OS X, Windows

The mobile smartphone and tablet market is split between two main mobile operating systems, Android and iOS. Until Windows 8 for tablets comes out, users who would like to purchase a tablet will have to choose from either an iPad or an Android tablet, the latter having a wide range of devices from various manufacturers.

What happens when you own, let’s say, an iPad but would like to see for yourself what is your friend’s Android operating system all about? Well in this case you would normally have to either sell your iPad or buy a second device that… Continue to How To Install Android Ice Cream Sandwich On A Windows PC, Linux & OS X