Delete Your Files Permanently On MacOS X Lion [How To]

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Deleting a file in MacOS X Lion is pretty much similar to the way that you delete a file on Windows. You right click on a file, and when you select the delete file option it will send it to the trash bin. You might think that empting the trash bin will permanently remove a file from your MacOS X Lion but that is not really true.

If you empty the trash bin, the file that you’ve just deleted will not actually be removed from your system. To permanently remove a file from your computer, the corresponding sectors on… Continue to Delete Your Files Permanently On MacOS X Lion [How To]

Reinstall Your Apps After Reset In Windows Phone 7 [How To]

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If you’ve followed our tutorial to enable hard reset for your Windows Phone 7, you will have to read this article as well before going ahead to reset your WP 7 device. In this guide, we will let you know how you can reinstall your apps after the reset of a Windows Phone 7 device.

Unfortunately when you reset your Windows Phone 7 device, you will lose all of your personal files (apps, pictures and so on) from your phone. You can always backup your pictures or video files to a PC using Microsoft’s Zune application but you cannot… Continue to Reinstall Your Apps After Reset In Windows Phone 7 [How To]

How To Extend The Smartphone, Tablet Or Laptop Battery Life?

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If we use all the features of our smartphones, we have to recharge them daily. A laptop or a tablet would not resist more than 5 or 6 hours without being recharged. As the time goes by, ll these gadgets need to be recharged more and more frequent. That happens because their autonomy is decreasing because the capacity of their battery to store the energy is also decreasing.

These recharging and usage cycles are usual for the Li-Ion batteries. These types of batteries are also common for the biggest majority of gadgets that we are using nowadays. This technology is not the… Continue to How To Extend The Smartphone, Tablet Or Laptop Battery Life?

Enable More Than One Instance Of Windows Media Player [How To]

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Every Windows operating system comes with a built-in Windows Media Player, making it one of the most used media players that are out there. Surely, you can find other 3rd party media players but for most users, Windows Media Player does the job.

What makes Windows Media Player one of the best players in Windows 7 is the fact that it does not require any additional codec packs to play audio or video files. In this article we will teach you how to enable more than one instance of Windows Media Player, so that you can listen to your… Continue to Enable More Than One Instance Of Windows Media Player [How To]

Install Office 2010 On A Different Partition [How To]

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If you have not installed by now Office 2010 you should know that the recommended minimum system requirements, in terms of free hard drive space is 3GB for the Home and Student, Home and Business and Professional version. If you would like to install Office 2010 Professional Plus, you will have to free up 3.5GB of disk space on your hard drive. This article will explain how to install Office 2010 on a different partition.

Though this amount of free space may not seem that much with today’s current hard drive storage space, if the partition where you’ve installed… Continue to Install Office 2010 On A Different Partition [How To]

Install Office 2010 On XP SP2 [How To]

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Microsoft’s latest document creation and editing is Microsoft Office 2010 and as it has been on the market for a while now, it looks like it’s going to be one of the best sellers as well. When Microsoft Office 2010 was released, it had several versions of the Windows operating system – Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003 and 2008. In this article we will explain how to install Office 2010 on XP SP2.

The tricky part with Microsoft Office 2010 compatibility with the old and faithful Windows XP is the fact that you can install Microsoft… Continue to Install Office 2010 On XP SP2 [How To]

Take Screen Capture With Snappy Application For Windows

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If you are interested in a screen capture application that comes with a lot more options than the built-in Snipping Tool from Windows, then you should try Snappy application. With the help of this small screen capture tool called Snappy, you can take a snapshot of your current screen. The interesting feature about Snappy screen capture application is the fact that it comes with a lot of editing options on the go.

With Snappy application you can take a screen capture of an entire webpage, feature that we did not come across in other screen capture applications for Windows… Continue to Take Screen Capture With Snappy Application For Windows

Create Photo Collage With Loupe For Sharing Online On Facebook

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We have recently posted an article that showed you how to create a slideshow to share it online on your favorite social networks. Well today we’d like to talk about a similar application for Windows, called Loupe, that lets you create a photo collage for sharing it online on Facebook.

As it was the case with PhotoPixar application, Loupe is also a free online service that helps you to add your favorite photos in the best possible way and then create a photo collage that can be shared online, on social networks like Facebook.

One of the most… Continue to Create Photo Collage With Loupe For Sharing Online On Facebook

SMARegistry Backup Helps You Backup & Restore Your Windows Registry [How To]

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If you tweaked your Windows at least once, then you probably know how the Windows registry is one of the most important parts in the operating system. We are saying this because the Windows registry basically stores the settings for each Windows service and for any other 3rd party software. Even if you do not tweak your system often, it would be wise to always create a backup of the Windows registry from time to time, due to the fact that each time you install a software these settings are modified.

SMARegisTry Backup is a simple free tool that… Continue to SMARegistry Backup Helps You Backup & Restore Your Windows Registry [How To]

AirBind Lets You Sync iTunes Library With Android

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If you like to use iTunes as your main media player, be that on MacOS or Windows, you can now use an application called AirBind to sync your iTunes library with Android. You no longer have to copy your MP3’s manually on your Android phone because AirBind will help you listen to your favorite tracks on Android as well.

If you have a Wi-Fi connection at home, than with AirBind you can sync the iTunes library with your Android in just a few minutes. For this to happen you will have to download and install the AirBind… Continue to AirBind Lets You Sync iTunes Library With Android