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By MatthewA - March 27, 2014

How to close all open windows in one click [Tip, Windows]

Are you searching for an option that will quickly close all your ope  windows in Windows XP/Vista/7/8? If so you should add Close All Windows to the your software library. That is a program with which you can close all your open w...

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By Ashraf - March 27, 2014

Get over 10 paid Android, iOS, and Mac apps for free! [March 27, 2014]

Get over 10 paid Android, iOS, and Mac apps for free! [March 27, 2014]

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Review
By Kent - March 27, 2014

[Android] Mime-O is an awesome clipboard manager

Every Android device has a native clipboard function. After all, it is one of the most essential features that you cannot live without since it enables you to copy and paste all sorts of content from one place to another. Now, wha...

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By MatthewA - March 27, 2014

How to change background color of Windows 7 Photo Viewer [Guide]

The white Windows 7 Photo Viewer background might not always be ideal if the image displayed also has a white background. Photo Viewer does not have any options that change the background color behind images. However, you can stil...

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By MatthewA - March 27, 2014

How to show images on your website with HTML tags [Guide]

There are plenty of website design software packages with which you can add site images without any HTML (Hyper-Text-Markup-Language). However, you can still edit the code with the software. Web designers enter HTML tags into HTML...

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News
By Jeff Belanger - March 27, 2014

Student in Norway is selling all of his personal information

Shawn Buckles, who is a student in Norway, has decided to sell all of his personal information, as a statement about the lack of privacy that is going on these days. “Yes, I am entirely serious,” Buckles said to Wired....

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By Jeff Belanger - March 27, 2014

Researchers work on small batteries that are biodegradable

Researchers working at the University of Illinois have been taking steps that could eventually lead to cell-size batteries that power theoretical sensors that could go inside the body to better track your health. The team publishe...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 27, 2014

Porn troll Malibu Media lawsuit thrown out by Florida judge

If you know anything about porn, then you must have heard of adult film company Malibu Media. It’s one of the best in the business, but don’t ask how I know such things. Malibu Media is sometimes deemed as a copyright ...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 27, 2014

Microsoft Word security hole allows hackers to take over your computer

Microsoft Word is under attack, as attackers have the ability to take advantage of a zero-day vulnerability in the program and take control of a person’s computer. This is made possible by creating booby-trapped documents in...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 27, 2014

Google Now is available now on Windows and Mac — if you use Chrome

Google Now is now available for Chrome on the desktop, as the search giant has finally put to end its the beta test that has been running since early February. The feature is ready for everyone who are willing, and it will be roll...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 27, 2014

Malicious Android apps can delete data and send your phone into endless crashes

Here we are yet again with another Android bug that might or might not be able to turn your smartphone inside out. Security researchers came across a few bugs in Google’s Android operating system that could allow malicious a...

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News
By Jeff Belanger - March 27, 2014

Anti-video game violence legislator charged with bribery and corruption

Leland Yee, who is a California state senator and vocal advocate against violence in video games, has been arrested on charges of bribery and corruption. Yee made headline in 2005 for sponsoring a bill that would make it a crimina...

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By Jeff Belanger - March 27, 2014

New Adventure Time and Cartoon Network game will be coming

Cartoon Network and Little Orbit will be delivering two more games in the fourth quarter of 2014. The first will another game set in the Adventure Time world and the second will be one that will bring together various Cartoon Netw...

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Entertainment
By Vamien McKalin - March 27, 2014

Tarantula’s lair nebula [Wallpaper]

When you look at this image, what do you see?

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Tip / Trick
By Derrik - March 26, 2014

10 useful links every Google user should know [Tip]

Google has a ton of great services. I’m sure most dotTechies have used Google or its services at least once at some point in their life. This article shares with you 10 useful Google links that everyone should know. Read on ...

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Review
By Kent - March 26, 2014

[Android] KMPlayer will play almost any video file or format

You know you hate it when the video that you are streaming online fails to load. So what’s the best alternative? You download the video into your device and play it offline. The thing is, you may not be satisfied with your c...

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Review
By Kent - March 26, 2014

[Chrome] Record tabs with Screencastify, a free screencast tool

You’ll know when you’ll need a reliable video screen capture tool because it comes in handy when you are planning to make a video review or tutorial. The thing is, there may be a lot free screencast tools out there tha...

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By Ashraf - March 26, 2014

Get over 20 paid Android, iOS, and Mac apps for free! [March 26 2014]

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By MatthewA - March 26, 2014

How to add data validation to OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet cells [Guide]

You can add spreadsheet cell validation to highlight invalid data. If you add data validation to spreadsheets, invalid cell data is blocked. For example, to limit spreadsheet cells to numerical values only you can add data validat...

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By MatthewA - March 26, 2014

How to add colored grids to OpenOffice Calc spreadsheets [Guide]

Grid colors can notably enhance spreadsheet formatting and layout. Most spreadsheet applications have at least a few options that you can add grid colors with. There’s a few ways that you can add grid colors to OpenOffice Ca...

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By MatthewA - March 26, 2014

How to create spreadsheets with OpenOffice Writer (not Calc) [Guide]

Whilst the freeware OpenOffice suite has a spreadsheet application, you can also set up spreadsheet tables with its word processor. You can add formulas to the word processor’s tables much the same as a spreadsheet grid. Con...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 26, 2014

Researchers are able to find your location based on your tweets, even if you don’t include geotags

Locating a person via Twitter is usually only possible if that person uses geotags in their Tweets. (Geotags in Twitter are basically tags that provide your geographic location.) However, the boys at IBM managed to bypass the geot...

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News
By Enrique Manalang - March 26, 2014

Google, Yahoo, and Apple can read your emails without your permission — it isn’t just Microsoft

Shortly after Microsoft admitted that it read through a journalist’s Hotmail email account without permission to track down a leak, the company scrambled to change its email policies and avoid even more public backlash. Whil...

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News
By Enrique Manalang - March 26, 2014

HTC officially announces the new HTC One (M8)

HTC has announced its brand new flagship phone, the new HTC One (M8). The phone has been subject to a number of leaks before today, but the official unveiling of the phone has brought with it a number of new features that weren...

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News
By Enrique Manalang - March 26, 2014

PS Vita’s latest update adds calendar, voice messages and the ability to display more apps (finally)

Sony has announced that the latest software update for the PS Vita system will be rolling out to the handheld consoles beginning today. Version 3.10 brings with it a number of new features, one in particular that many users have b...

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News
By Vamien McKalin - March 26, 2014

Microsoft purchase of Nokia mobile experiences setback in Asia

Microsoft’s bid to take Nokia’s hardware business under its wings has come across a tiny bump in the road. While U.S. and European regulators have given Microsoft the green light, Asian regulators are taking their merr...

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Tip / Trick
By MatthewA - March 25, 2014

How to play classic arcade games in Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 [Guide]

A previous dotTech article covered how you can bring back classic DOS game titles to Windows. However, how about classic arcade games? For classic arcade games you should add MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulation) emulator to Wi...

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Review
By Kent - March 25, 2014

[Android] Multitasking lets you open multiple apps simultaneously

Switcher apps are great for multitasking but the thing is, such kind of apps won’t allow you to launch and use your apps simultaneously. It’s either you switch from one app to another or just simply focus on doing your...

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Review
By Kent - March 25, 2014

[Web] Gloss lets you highlight any sentence or text online

When reading an e-book, one would usually use a highlight tool to mark those important words and sentences. Now, if only you could do the same whenever you are reading a blog post or web article. Well, its not like it’s not ...

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By Ashraf - March 25, 2014

Get over 15 paid Android, iOS, and Mac apps for free! [March 25 2014]

Get over 15 paid Android, iOS, and Mac apps for free! [March 25 2014]

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Tip / Trick
By MatthewA - March 25, 2014

How to show formulas in OpenOffice Calc spreadsheet cells [Guide]

OpenOffice spreadsheets display cell formula values by default. As such, the formulas you put in the spreadsheet are not entirely visible. However, there are a couple of ways you can display the cell formulas instead of their nume...

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Tip / Trick
By Derrik - March 25, 2014

How to root Alcatel One Touch Fierce on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean [Guide]

Got an Alcatel One Touch Fierce that you’ve been dying to gain root access on? Say no more! This guide will teach you exactly how to gain root on your device, opening the door to being able to install custom roms and even mo...

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By MatthewA - March 25, 2014

How to change text direction in OpenOffice Writer [Guide]

By default all text in the freeware OpenOffice word processor is horizontal. However, some might require document designs with alternative text directions, such as diagonal and vertical. You can change the OpenOffice text directio...

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News
By Jeff Belanger - March 25, 2014

The one camera that came back from the Moon sells for $910,000

The one camera that has made it back from the Moon, a Hasselblad 500, has just been bought in an auction for 660,000 euros, or roughly a little bit over $910,000 US. The man who bought the camera, Terukazu Fujisawa, is also the fo...

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News
By Jeff Belanger - March 25, 2014

MIT engineers are working on self-healing technology

Engineers at MIT have been combining gold particles with E.coli cells in order to have cells that are conductive and they have been attaching them through the use of biofilms that are “sticky”. The goal of this is to e...

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