Listly by Andrew Dal
Help guides for people who are overwhelmed with technical issues.
When setting up a home network, it is important to plan out everything and decide what devices you really need and require, and what type of network you want to set up. So before you proceed, consider the following aspects in a home network setup: Determine the Network Technology The variety of options for home networking can make some buying decisions difficult.
We all know that we rely and use data as part of our daily lives ever since the computer age began. It doesn't matter if the data is as simple as a personal note or a To- do task or as important as a company record. At one point in time, we always hav...
Have you ever experienced working on a very gruesome book report or a ridiculously lengthy speech when suddenly Microsoft Word encountered a serious error and then closes without a sign? I'm sure each one of us did at one point in our tech-dependent lives. That's like all horror characters rolled into one movie.
Getting a fresh, new phone always creates a different exhilaration. From the moment you open and take it out of the box to customizing its ringtone and wallpaper, we all had that moment at least once in our tech-driven lives. But how do you really make a new phone your own and get to know it?
Have you ever been in a situation wherein your laptop shows that you still have some battery power left (say 45 percent), but then it suddenly died on you? Your laptop's battery capacity will eventually diminish no matter how you take good care of it.
Is a hybrid one of your next must-have gadgets? For those who are not yet in the know, a hybrid is a combination of a laptop computer and a tablet, both physical and functionality-wise. How?
This weekend I visited my parents. As these things tend to go, they had a list of things that bothered them about their computers. I like helping them and ended up moving my mother's blog to a new host, and optimizing their Wi-Fi network.
The Google Nexus 5 has an automatic update feature that keeps your apps up-to-date. It automatically downloads available updates without you having to visit the Play Store, which is a great time saver. Unfortunately, it is a huge battery drainer since it requires each app to regularly check for updates.
Netflix is one of the leading streaming services around. Depending on how you watch Netflix on your computer, there's a chance you'll have performance issues. Everything from whether you use a wireless connection to your Internet speeds to your window size can make a difference in having the best picture quality possible when streaming.