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There Are The 10 Best Free Photo Editors
If you are just at the beginning of your photography career, you do not need to pay for the whole range of functions and tools from Adobe programs since you won’t use them all for a long time. You can outsource your photo editing to services like FixThePhoto or use free photo editors. Undoubtedly, even…
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Win an Apple iPad (6th Generation)
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Review: Lulu is the Free Little Snitch Alternative you Want
Little Snitch is probably the best host-based application firewall solution for macOS app. I’ve been using it for quite a while but recently ditched it when I found a free alternative that equally works great. If you’re using the free version of Little Snitch, you have to deal with the fact that it automatically quits…
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Commander One Review: The Finder Replacement You Need
If all you’ve ever known since you started using macOS is Finder, chances are that you have no idea how easier file management could be. As the default app to manage files, Finder does a great job. But just as it is with every default app bundled with macOS, there are limitations here and there.…
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Top 9 Tips To Prevent Identity Theft
If you have a credit or debit card and you have been using it for online transactions, it is likely that your information is out there in cyberspace and someone is trying to use it for financial gain. Have you ever thought about what happens when a website or an app asks for your financial…
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How to Sync iTunes Playlists With Your Samsung Phone
When I switched from the iPhone X to the Galaxy Note 9, I missed a lot of things. I missed Airdrop, Handoff, the universal clipboard Apple devices share, typing on Apple TV with the iPhone and the little conveniences the Apple ecosystem has to offer. I was able to work around the Airdrop issue by…
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Tips to Improve the Camera Performance of Your Phone
What’s great about today’s smartphones is that these are handy and work like a DSLR. These powerful devices come with functionalities like a high-resolution, image stabilization, autofocus, and flash that make pictures gorgeous while portraying your best side. Unfortunately, some of us fail to use our smartphones to the full extent and settle down with…
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3 Tips For Creating User-Friendly Software
If you work in the tech field, you know how important it is for your product to be user-friendly. However, simply knowing that something needs to be user-friendly and creating an actual product that is user-friendly can be two very different things. So whether you’re creating a tool to help people pick the right product…
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Two Ways to Unlock a Disabled iPhone / iPad
Wrongly entering your iPhone or iPad password will get it disabled for a short period of time. Doing this consistently over and over again will get it permanently disabled and this is exactly what happened to my daugther’s iPad some months back when a cousin of hers came visiting. The iPad was completely disabled and…
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VideoProc Review: Process GoPro and iPhone 4K Videos Faster
A lot of people with GoPro cameras capable of shooting 4K videos choose to shoot in 1080p instead because it’s easier and way faster to process. Even with the latest lineup of iPhones capable of shooting crisp 4k videos, some users still default to FHD because of this same reason. Processing and editing 4K videos,…
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Fix: Google Chrome Opening Tabs Automatically on Android
There was a particular geo-restricted app I wanted to download from the Play Store. Since it wasn’t available for my region, I went online to get the APK file. Unfortunately, the one I downloaded was already laced with some nasty adware. Google Chrome kept popping up every now and then with spam links. From sports…
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How to Create a Proxy Server Using SSH
SSH is a powerful tool I have known how to use since I started using Linux from secure shell to tunneling, down to port forwarding etc. One of the interesting features I have come across is creating a proxy server using SSH. This side of the world I’m in is limited at some point to…