Hotmail is a free web-based email service. It is one of the most popular email services in the world, with more than 400 million active users as of 2016. The name Hotmail was chosen for its similarity to “honeymoon” and… Hotmail 101: Sign Up, Login Hotmail Account (Tutorials For Beginners)
Learn about most common reasons Hotmail/Outlook can blacklist an IP address and how to request the IP removal from the blacklist. Just imagine one day, you wrote a good impelling business proposal and emailed to the client plus you are… How to Remove IP Address from Hotmail/Outlook’s Blacklist?
While the $25 Raspberry Pi is turning a million eyeballs, Canonical’s incessant attempts at conquering non-Ubuntuers don’t seem to be working out as hoped or planned. Even though Shuttleworth, Canonical’s benevolent dictator, has decided to go all out in order… What Ubuntu Can Take Away From The Raspberry Revolution
Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms. It has over 2 billion active monthly users as of 2018. In this article, we are going to cover a detailed guide about facebook Login or fb.com login, and How to create… How to Sign Up, Login Facebook Account (Tutorials For Beginners)
When it comes to Microsoft Office alternatives, only two big names come to mind, one is LibreOffice and the other is Google Docs. And while we’ve already talked about LibreOffice in our earlier post, we haven’t really touched upon Google Docs… 7 Tips And Tricks To Help You Master Google Docs
Google Chrome, since its release, has found huge popularity amongst users and developers alike. The Google-owned browser, based on the open source Chromium project is also an integral part of the upcoming Chromebooks. Now, as fast and secure as Google… SRWare Iron – A Chromium-based browser that respects your privacy
It’s been a couple of days since NaNoWriMo began. For those living under a rock, NaNoWriMo is an annual creative contest wherein participants have to churn out a 50,000 words novel in a short span of 30 days. The event, which had… 5 Essential Linux Applications for NaNoWriMo Participants
Tomboy is one of the most powerful notetaking desktop applications out there. Though these days, many people are switching to web-based tools like Evernote and Springpad, Tomboy can still serve as a good alternative for folks who like doing things… 5 tips to get the most out of Tomboy notes
A couple of months ago, Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu’s benevolent dictator, announced on his blog that by 14.04 (April 2014), he plans to bring Ubuntu to tablets, mobiles, and TVs. The announcement was met with surprise, shock, and some criticism. Some people were… For Ubuntu’s Mobile Endeavors, Android Has Some Bitter Lessons to Offer
In this age of information overload, social media and lolcats, it’s quite difficult not to get distracted by the web. As a remedy to that problem, many people suggest completely switching off the internet when at work. While that may… 3 Simple Tips to Avoid Web Distractions