Tutorials: Using e-mail message flags in BlackBerry OS 5.0
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) recently started shipping its brand new mobile operating system (OS), BlackBerry handheld OS 5.0. The new software packs a variety of cool new features and enhancements, including improved mail-folder management options; auto-correct and word-completion typing software; and a number of personal information management (PIM) feature-enhancements. (Note: Some of the new features require BlackBerry Enterprise Server BES 5.0.)
Al Sacco 20/11/2009 06:36:00
Tutorials: Install Windows 7 on your netbook in under 30 minutes
While the easiest way to install Windows 7 on a netbook is by booting from an external DVD drive, it’s probably not worth spending $100 on a drive that you won’t use more than a few times. It’s much more economical to use a 4GB USB key, which will only set you back $10-15. And it will also be quicker and more convenient!
Elias Plastiras 19/10/2009 14:00:00
Tutorials: BlackBerry: Create MMS Audio, Video, Slide Shows
You've probably used your BlackBerry smartphone to send countless text, or short message service (SMS), messages. Perhaps you even employ your device's multimedia messaging service (MMS) functionality to distribute image- and video-messages to friends and colleagues and/or groups of both.
Al Sacco 16/10/2009 05:34:00
Tutorials: Choosing the perfect notebook for Windows 7
Picking a laptop can be a complicated ordeal that amounts to balancing features against portability against price -- and with Windows 7 on the way, the choice gets tricker. Here are some tips for purchasing a notebook computer that will work well with Windows 7.
Frank J. Ohlhorst 06/08/2009 20:10:00
Tutorials: Speed up your Windows XP netbook
Most modern desktops and laptops have power to spare, but netbooks are notoriously pokey. Consequently, you should turn off any operating-system features that can make your Lilliputian PC even slower.
Rick Broida 08/07/2009 04:47:00
Tutorials: Firmware and you: a comprehensive guide to updating your hardware
Utter the word “firmware” to the average PC user, and you'll likely elicit a blank stare in return.
David Murphy 08/07/2009 13:45:00
Tutorials: Fix a laptop's sticky, broken keys
As we learned last week, it's fairly easy to fix a noisy overheated laptop: Open an underside panel, (carefully) blow out the dust, then enjoy the praise your wife lavishes on you for fixing her system.
Rick Broida 16/06/2009 00:00:00
Tutorials: Three ways to install Windows 7 on a netbook
By now you know that you can download the Windows 7 Release Candidate free of charge from Microsoft and use it for nearly a year.
Rick Broida 19/05/2009 01:43:00
Tutorials: How to sync two PCs
Reader Matt Gohring has a laptop and a desktop, and he needs to keep his documents synchronized between them.
Lincoln Spector 12/05/2009 10:03:00
Tutorials: Expand a small network with an Ethernet switch
Most home-office networks start with a PC, a router, and a modem. But when a small single-user network grows into a larger multiuser network, your original Wi-Fi router can run out of free ethernet ports to connect various PCs, networkable printers, small-business servers, and other essential hardware. That's when a switch comes in handy.
Robert Strohmeyer 02/05/2009 05:13:00
 
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