Your daily dose of practical, easy to follow tech tips!
Microsoft added a number of handy new features to Windows 10 since it was first released, and one of my favorites Quick Assist.
In a nutshell, Quick Assist is a remote assistance utility that lets one Windows 10 user help any other Windows 10 user resolve a computer problem over the Internet.
This is how it works… [Read more…]
As you probably know, there are almost as many scams and hoaxes on Facebook as there are grains of sand on a beach.
Old scams and hoaxes never really go away, and new ones keep popping up all the time.
There’s an old and very irritating hoax that’s making the rounds again right now, and it’s causing quite a stir among my Facebook friends and blog readers. It works something like this… [Read more…]
Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.
It seems that nowadays everything is charged via USB.
And it also seems like there are never enough USB charging ports available to keep all of our devices charged up and ready for use.
The mass proliferation of USB powered devices has created a huge market for USB-style wall chargers.
I’ve reviewed several of them in the past, and today I’ll be telling you about one of my favorites.
It’s the Inateck 5-Port 111W High Power USB Charger, and it’s a very capable charger. It’s one of the best I have ever used in fact. [Read more…]
Like my tips? Click here to sign up for my free Daily Tech Tips Newsletter and you’ll never miss one!
Note: The links in this post are affiliate links.
One of the most useful features of many modern printers is their ability to connect to your network via Wi-Fi, eliminating the need to connect a cable between your computers and mobile devices and your printer.
But what if you have a printer that only connects via a USB cable and you really don’t want to replace it just to get Wi-Fi connectivity?
The answer lies in a small box called a Wireless Print Server.
Simply place your printer in the place that’s most convenient for everyone who’ll be using it, then plug it into the wireless print server. [Read more…]
Do you use the ultra-popular video conferencing service known as Zoom?
If so, you should know that the login credentials for approximately half a million Zoom users are now being actively sold, traded and even given away on the dark web.
And yours could well be among them!