programs

Do you think browser bookmarks and folder Favorites are kinda the same thing? I feel they are. Like we bookmark our favorite and frequently visited websites on our browsers, we can also pile our favorite folder locations under the Favorite sect

For Windows users, random hanging or freezing of the computer isn’t uncommon and happens to me too. And there have been scenarios when certain applications (or rather processes) get stuck into that never ending “Not Responding” state.

There are a number of ways to ditch the conventional process of finding a file or a program in Windows, and using a method instead that’s quicker. And we have taken up many of them in the past. Be it pinning a program to the taskbar, pinning execut

If your geek quotient is anywhere on the higher side, it’s safe to assume that you install (and uninstall) quite a few programs. You also must have configured your computer to run like a silky smooth machine.

Why look for a calendar application when you’ve already got one for your Mac? iCal, the built-in personal calendar solution for OS X users, is a neat tool with a number of features.

Sometime ago, we wrote about CloseAll, a freeware app to close all the applications in a single click. The tool was good but the problem with it was, when you close all the apps, you can’t restore them back. You have to start them one by one. Smart

Let’s say a program (for example Firefox) is open on your computer and you are doing some important (or private) activities.

Sometimes uninstalling a program becomes a difficult process. Windows’ inbuilt Add/remove program tool isn’t always the perfect solution.