How to be a Gmail Wizard – part 1

Nowadays, we heavily rely on using e-mails instead of traditional paper mail. There are many advantages for this approach. Not only do they save more paper, but also it is faster and more accurate. The recipient can receive the information within a matter of seconds instead of days. However, there are so many techniques and skills that can optimize your email usage. In this series, we will show you how to become a Gmail Wizard. … Read more

How to setup Amazon Echo devices within 10 minutes

Amazon is not only famous for its speedy and reliable delivery services. It is also famous for its technology line up, which can make your life a lot more comfortable and convenient. One of the most well-known products is the Amazon Echo Devices. Even though they release the new edition every year, Amazon customers, can’t resist to upgrade their current one. Prime members can have the most benefit if they own one too. It is … Read more

How to Properly Clean Your iPad?

Who doesn’t love to flaunt their latest Apple products? We all do! But at times, it can become a bit of a hassle to keep them clean and shiny forever. Not anymore. Here are a few easy and the most effective ways to clean your iPad and maintain it on the go: 1. Cleaning the iPad Screen The screen of your iPad is the dirtiest part as it often comes in contact with your fingers. … Read more

Disable Action Center in Windows 10

The Action Center in Windows 10 shows all the notifications from various sources (desktop apps, modern apps, as well as system notifications) and group them together by apps and time. You have all the notifications there and you can see them if you missed them and can later clear them all or just some of them. Also, there are Quick Actions placed at the bottom to quickly toggle some settings (like brightness, Airplane mode, etc) … Read more

Make Chrome Faster

Google Chrome is easily the best browser out there and most people including me use it as my default browser on all my devices. Thanks to the V8 JavaScript Engine and multi-process architecture, Chrome is blazing fast and the User Interface is dead simple to use and navigate. While we are talking about speed, let me tell you that benchmark tests put Chrome on the top without hesitation. While Chrome is fast, this doesn’t necessarily have … Read more

Install .NET Framework 3.5 on Windows 10 offline

One of the biggest annoys I faced after a fresh install of Windows 10 on my computer was the installation of the .NET Framework 3.5 feature on it. First let’s see why do we (still) need .NET framework 3.5 even when Windows 10 comes with .NET Framework 4.5 installed already. The .NET Framework is an integral part of many applications (many apps developed in Vista and Windows 7 era require the .NET framework v3.5 installed along … Read more

All the Windows Run commands you’ll ever need

Windows Run feature is incredibly handy. However, it is something relatively few users know about and even fever use it and the main reason behind this is perhaps, because the users don’t know the commands. So, to solve this problem, I decided to put together all the run commands I can think of in this one post.

Know the password of your WiFi network

Many times my computer is connected to a WiFi network but I don’t remember the password for it now. This is something I have experienced a lot. Often, I am using the teacher’s WiFi network of my college and the administrator himself enters the password without revealing it to me, and sometimes some of my cousins do the same. Faced a similar situation and you want to connect a second device but don’t know or remember the password? You can obviously ask the admin about the password or you can find it yourself.

Review of the Fractal Design Define S Chassis

Some of us want an extreme case, a case that can support any and everything you can think of and some of us just want a case that can support the basics.  Then there are those of us in between that want the case that supports the basics and a bit more but still looking basic, super quiet and still pack a punch, if I am describing you here; you may want to check this … Read more

Review of the Raijintek Tisis CPU Heatsink

Review of the Raijintek Tisis CPU Heatsink You finally bought that new CPU to finalize your build and putting it together you realize…. I didn’t buy a CPU Heatsink. Well, if you bought a retail boxed CPU, most already bring them but the stock Intel CPU heatsink is a bit loud and does not cool very well, and the stock AMD fans don’t cool very well either. You can use the stock CPU fans for … Read more

Review of the Raijintek Themis Evo CPU Heatsink

So you finally received that brand new CPU you have always wanted and you open it up and taking up 90% of the box is the CPU fan. While it works, that is usually not the CPU fan you want to stay with. The included fans are either too loud or amazingly ineffective, so you have to quickly do some research and find your new fan, hopefully I can help you here. Today I will … Read more

Review of the Patriot Ignite 480GB SSD PI480GS25SSDR

One of the best improvements one can make on their computer to get amazing speeds is to replace their C drive, or OS drive with an SSD, the difference is literally night and day. With a mechanical drive, it can take minutes to boot into the OS or to load a game, with an SSD a few seconds, want to upgrade, well read here first and lets see what you think.. You don’t know how … Read more