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A year ago Steam decided that it would be a good idea to remove the ability for steam users to disable Auto Updates of the steam games are installed on your PC. I think it would be better for the … Continue reading
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The 5 Windows 10 privacy issues you should be aware of
1. Microsoft can disclose your data at will Let’s start with the biggest concern. In Microsoft’s privacy policy statement is a section outlining that the company can access and disclose your personal data, seemingly when it wants to. “We will … Continue reading
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Steam region locking games
Apple isn’t the only one making changes to how it deals with the Russian ruble. Valve is taking measures to protect PC game publishers on its Steam platform too, as spotted by NeoGAF’s ever-vigilant eyes. The online storefront is region-locking … Continue reading
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Xbox One – you might want to read this
The Xbox one Or how not to market a new console ……. If Game of Thrones characters were gaming machines
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How to create MS Office compatible Documents in Libre Office
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What is Libre office? It is a free suit of software that has: Word processing, spreadsheet and presentation capabilities. Will it open Microsoft office documents? Yes it will allow you to open documents created in MS Office. When you install … Continue reading
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Apple: iOS 6.1 network cockup
he source of the battery draining bug that sucked the life out of iPhones, sucked up 3G data and strained national telco networks has been identified by Apple as a miscommunication between Microsoft Exchange servers and the iOS calendar app. … Continue reading
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Happy birthday, Transistor – 65 years old
The transistor, the ubiquitous building block of all electronic circuits, will be 65 years old on Sunday. The device is jointly credited to William Shockley (1910-1989), John Bardeen (1908-1991) and Walter Brattain (1902-1987), and it was Bardeen and Brattain who … Continue reading
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Google strangled Acer phone using Alibaba Android rival at birth
Google has reportedly forced Acer to cancel the launch of a phone that used an Android rival as its operating system. In an embarrassing U-turn, Acer cancelled a launch event for the smartphone so late that journalists were left milling … Continue reading
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Laptops – Breaking in a new Battery
New battery “Breaking in” If you are replacing your laptop battery, there are some tips that will help you extend the life of your new battery. 1. With laptop powered off and mains adapter disconnected, insert your new battery 2. … Continue reading
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