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Particularly Blogspot, where you have many links with a lot of different content sorted for every month over many years.. I want to view it similarly to what Tumblr sorts content in its archive section.. I would have used RSS except there is a time frame I'm limited to..

Inside Microsoft It seems from all the gossip and rumours, that Microsoft are doing a reversal of their commitment to support the Windows Operating Systems for a period of ten years from the original Public Release date. Is Microsoft artificially blocking newer PCs running Windows 7 and 8.1...

Ever since I reviewed the Synology DS216j home network attached storage (NAS) device, I’ve been raving to tell anybody with an IT background about it and the brand. Its simplicity and ease of usability make it one of the top five favorite devices I’ve ever reviewed. It’s not just me who has...

During CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2017, there were a lot of great new technologies shown. It’s one of my favorite technology based shows around the world, because it gives companies a chance to show off some great new tech. Plus, it’s tech that may be brand new, prototype, hype-only, or an...

Just the other day, I was watching BBC news when they mentioned the “Internet of Things” in one of their news stories. It wasn't explained in depth in the story and many of the viewers would have likely missed it completely. That being said, it is a concept which will come to the front of the...

Have you ever wanted to visit a store that sold illegal weapons and drugs? Of course you haven’t, because such a store would be highly illegal. That wasn’t the thought for 31-year-old San Francisco programmer, Ross Ulbricht. In his youth, he took it upon himself to develop a website that served...

There's no better time to venture into the path of freedom than now. A new year is the best time to try out new things. I'm talking about the world of Linux. Though you may have heard of some of the awesome features of Linux distributions , there is one simple thing that is difficult to find...

Office 365 was launched in 2011 as a competitor to Google Apps to aid in office productivity by bringing together Microsoft's online services, providing access to Microsoft Office applications, cloud storage, email and other online services. Originally aimed at corporate users, it was later...

During the Microsoft keynote of their newest operating system, Windows 10, the technology giant had some interesting news for both new and old customers. For the first time in Windows history, Microsoft is giving Windows away, although not to everyone. Microsoft has announced that users running...

Five years ago, Microsoft released a brand new and revolutionary operating system that sought to end the days of Windows XP. With nearly half of the computers in the world running Windows 7, it’s pretty obvious that Microsoft fulfilled that plan. If you are running on a Windows 7 machine...

Since its release, the Windows 10 Technical Preview has shown us many useful new features. In addition, the Windows Insider Program has been a very useful endeavor for Microsoft while developing Windows 10, improving many aspects that were missing from Windows 8.1. Let's look at some of the new...

Windows 8 on the desktop created quite a division concerning its functionality when it initially launched with the unfamiliar "Metro"-style start screen and full screen apps. It left a lot to be desired by the old school Windows XP users that were used to Windows 7's more retro-friendly design...

Microsoft, yesterday, held their San Francisco event that will unveil the newest and latest version of Windows. In a surprise to all, Microsoft will dub the new Windows, ‘Windows’ or ‘Windows 10’; skipping over the expected Windows 9 codename. Terry Myerson, VP of operating systems at...

Following the announcement of the free edition of Paragon-Software’s NTFS for Mac, the software company is at it again with yet another surprise. Based on a proprietary cross-platform universal file system driver, Paragon has created a handy tool to assist with read-write access over...

Three months after the end of Microsoft support for Windows XP, Oracle has taken a quiet approach to end all support for their for Java running on the Windows XP platform. With quarterly security updates, Oracle has stated that the upcoming July 15th updates will not be available for Windows...

Announced last Friday 27th June, the popular software company, Paragon-Software, released their newest special, a free edition of their NTFS for Mac OS X 11. For the low, low cost of free, users who wish to check out this software will have the ability to exchange user data between their...

To everyone’s surprise, the Canadian smartphone manufacturer has produced a quarterly profit. With the company previously losing millions of dollars a year, they may not be hitting top financial charts but at least they are stabilizing. With their new CEO, John Chen, adding in drastic...

The System File Checker utility found in Windows is an advanced tool that allows users to scan and fix corrupted or missing Windows system files. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to run the System File Checker utility. The following will work in Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Window 8, Windows 7...

Paragon-Software has announced that they are providing their Backup & Recovery 2014 software completely free of charge, no registration required. A little while back, I got to review the Hard Disk Manager 14 software by Paragon-Software, and throughout my review I found it to be a joy to use...

Last Thursday, Verizon Communications sent the major video streaming website, Netflix, a cease-and-desist letter after they began to blame video slowdowns on Verizon’s Internet service. If a user was watching Netflix on the Verizon network they would receive a statement saying “The Verizon...