An historic Apple-1 computer built by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak in 1976 sold for $750,000 at Bonhams’ History of Science auction in New York on Wednesday, almost double the anticipated auction price. With auction house premiums, the total value of the sale added up to […]
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Most of you will be aware of the multilayer approach to security, which simply means utilizing a number of different programs to help protect your PC. The most important aspects to keep in mind when implementing this type of strategy is to make sure you
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If there is anything positive to come from the #Gamergate controversy I wrote about earlier, maybe it’s the fact that people are now talking more about the issue of women in video games as a whole, be it as gamers, characters in a game, or
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If you want to become a Facebook Power user, we at Dave’s Computer Tips are here to help you get there. In our magic hat of Facebook tricks we want to cover some interesting things you can do on (or with) Facebook. If you have
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WonderFox is currently running a Halloween giveaway promotion involving three products. The first one up for grabs is WonderFox HD Video Converter Pro. That will be followed by WonderFox DVD Ripper Pro (from 24th – 31st October), and finally, the flagship product, WonderFox DVD Video
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Search Engine Optimization, or SEO for short, is an important part of web site design. There is actually a setting in WordPress that lets you shut off, or deny, access to search engines. Unless you want to set up a web page strictly for personal
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I have had many clients in the past who railed about Outlook searches being too slow, but that was before version 2007. With the 2007 iteration of Outlook there were dramatic changes regarding the search capability. This was the dawn of Instant Search in Outlook.
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#Gamergate, if you haven’t heard of it by now and I wouldn’t blame you if you hadn’t, is a curiously toxic mix of allegations and counter allegations, which seemingly started life as an everyday kiss and tell story, the like of which you might have
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Well, Apple has released iTunes 12. Many will say that it has a sleeker, cleaner look to it. But some of us like how the ‘old’ iTunes (version 10 and earlier) looked. While you can’t get exactly the classic look and feel, you can
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Ah, those infernal machines. Most of us go through a love hate relationship with our PCs, love ’em when things are going well, hate ’em when they are behaving badly. Diagnosing issues can be an exercise in frustration but, in most cases, a fulfilling experience
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The sound bite is to television what the fang bite was to Dracula. It was whilst watching the floppy fringed Hugh Grant giving an interview to The Guardian about his latest flick, when some subconscious buttons must have been pressed in my mind and set
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Windows Technical Preview. Build 9841. 64 bit. Is it right to review a preview? I mean, it’s just a glimpse of what might be, right? A beta and as Microsoft is at pains to point out, it may not necessarily represent the finished product and
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Here are some cool free games for mobile devices which have been released during the past 6 weeks or so: Angry Birds: Stella Join Stella and her super adventurous friends on a quest to protect Golden Island from the greedy Bad Princess and her clueless
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When you click that key combination in Word 2010 it no longer opens up the Find and Replace dialog box. Instead a pane will appear on the left-hand side of your screen that will allow you to search. Personally, I feel as if I have
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