Computer/Network Tips & Tricks, ICT latest and Old useful info, Network/Computer Security Tips & Tricks, General Security/Safety Tips
Monday, February 1, 2016
Tips to Boost Your Android Phone's Battery Life
Friday, January 1, 2016
Welcome To 2016
Let me officially welcome you to 2016. Sit tight and enjoy better tips and tricks from me this year... Cheers
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
How to Install Applications On a Mac: Everything You Need to Know
Installing software on a Mac is different from installing software
on Windows. There isn’t just one way to install applications on a Mac,
either — there are several different ways, depending on the application
you want to install.
New Mac users will likely find themselves asking a number of
questions: Why isn’t every application on the Mac App Store? What is a
DMG file, and why do I have to drag-and-drop the app’s icon after
opening it?
Format an External Hard Drive or USB Flash Drive for Mac OS X
If you want to insure full Mac compatibility of a new external hard
drive or flash disk, you’ll want to format the drive to the Mac OS
Extended filesystem. This is particularly necessary for purchases of
generic PC drives, which almost always come preformatted to be Windows
compatible rather than for Mac OS X.
How to Create a OS X El Capitan Boot Installer USB Flash Drive
Many Mac users like to make a bootable installer drive for installing OS X El Capitan,
whether for performing a clean install, or for making it easier to
install OS X 10.11 onto multiple Macs. We will walk through creating a
bootable install flash drive from OS X El Capitan with the final public
version. I have discussed the steps to format and create one using DiskMaker X here.
OS X El Capitan Available to Download Now for All Mac Users
Apple has released OS X El Capitan as a free update to all Mac users.
The new version of system software is officially versioned as OS X
10.11, and the final build number is 15A284. Users can start the
download now from the App Store using the direct link below.
How to Create a Bootable El Capitan USB Install Drive with DiskMaker X
With OS X El Capitan, Apple has built on many of the changes that were brought on by Yosemite. And as with previous OS X versions dating back to OS X 10.7, El Capitan is only available for install via download from the App Store.
So if you previously relied on DVD installs, you won’t be able to do so with this version. Luckily, DiskMaker X helps fill the void by allowing you to make a bootable OS X 10.11 El Capitan USB install drive, making a task such as installing on several different machines easier.
Thursday, November 26, 2015
How to Find Your Router’s IP Address on Any Computer, Smartphone, or Tablet
Your router’s web-based setup page allows you to change various settings — like your Wi-Fi network’s name and password — and view information. You’ll need your router’s IP address to access it.
On Windows, this is called the “default gateway” address. Macs, iPhones, and iPads simply call it your “router” IP address. Other devices may just call it your “gateway” address, or something similar.
How to Convert Your iPhone’s Live Photos to Still Photos
Apple’s new Live Photos feature on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus is really cool, but if you don’t want to share them as full Live Photos or just want them as stills, you can easily convert them in just a few steps.
How to Share Apple Live Photos with Everyone
Live Photos are a nifty innovation Apple recently introduced in iOS 9, allowing users to basically shoot short videos that appear as photos. Sadly, the only way to share them easily is with other iPhone users. Here is how to share them with everyone.
8 Things You Can Do With 3D Touch on an iPhone
The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are the first iPhones to feature “3D touch“. 3D Touch allows the iPhone to detect how hard you’re pressing, and you can press harder on the screen in some places to do different things.
Thursday, November 5, 2015
10 Ad Blocking Extensions Tested for Best Performance
Blocking website adverts in web browsers has been a hot topic in
recent years and there are merits to both sides of the argument. Many
sites out there bombard you with tons of ads, and quite often you will
feel that you have no choice but to use an ad blocker because either the
ads slow down the site loading too much, or they are incredibly annoying and get in the way or distract from your browsing.
How to Change the Display Language in Windows 10
Windows 10 supports changing the default language. You no longer need
to be concerned about the default language when you buy a computer — if
you prefer to use a different language, you can change it at any time.
Skype gets in on the social game with its own ‘share’ button for websites
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
How to Enable or Disable Automatic Updates for iOS Apps
Automatic downloads in iOS allow apps, as well as other items, to be
updated automatically. This may seem handy, but they can also be
problematic because they may use your mobile data without you realizing
it. If you have metered data, you probably want to disable automatic
downloads.
How to Add a PIN to Your Account in Windows 10
With each new version of Windows, new and innovative features are
improving the total user experience in different ways. Windows 10 is
quickly growing in popularity due in part to its innovative security
features, and among these security options are new sign in options like
the PIN code.
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Authy: Two-Factor Authentication Made Easy
Authy is supposed to make two-factor authentication simple and
painless by centralizing your accounts into one app. Sounds
awesome, but is it safe? Let’s look into it further and find out.
2-factor authentication or 2FA is meant to add another layer of
security to your online accounts, so even if your password is
compromised, your account can’t be accessed without a special code. This
code isn’t something you know until you request it.
5 Different Two-Step Authentication Methods to Secure Your Online Accounts
Many online services offer two-step verification or two-factor authentication. Enable
this for an account and it’ll require more than just your password to
sign in. You’ll also need something else — and there are many different
types of additional authentication methods you can use.
Different services offer different two-step verification methods.
But, when you set up two-step verification, you’ll often be able to
choose between a few different methods. Here’s how they work and how
they differ.
Friday, October 30, 2015
Check out the lists of top 20 most visited Websites in Nigeria
www.alexa.com is an amazon.com company that many advertisers use to target their audience, they also give you better information about a site and to check various website traffic/other ranking like location of visitors, where visitors go after leaving your site and where your visitors visit first before checking on your site. Below are the lists of Nigeria top 20 websites, you can also check full details of others that are not on the top 20 list by typing the website at the space provided and click find to know the site ranking.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Is WIFI a Silent Killer?
Wi-Fi:
a wireless network in which you can connect to many devices without the
use of cables. Nowadays Wi-Fi is found everywhere. The mobiles phones
benefit mostly from it, and the companies which make them have specific
instructions for the services so they do not damage our health.
Wi-Fi: a silent killer that kills us slowly
Our wireless devices like phones and tablets use routers to connect online. The router emits WLAN signals – electromagnetic waves that can cause a lot of damage. We ignore this fact because we practically have no knowledge of it. Given time, these signals harm the body. A study conducted by the British Health Agency has proven that routers hinder the growth of people and plants.
- See more at: http://www.weeklyhealthylife.com/wi-fi-a-silent-killer-that-kills-us-slowly/#sthash.1eTc2j8W.dpuf
Wi-Fi: a silent killer that kills us slowly
Our wireless devices like phones and tablets use routers to connect online. The router emits WLAN signals – electromagnetic waves that can cause a lot of damage. We ignore this fact because we practically have no knowledge of it. Given time, these signals harm the body. A study conducted by the British Health Agency has proven that routers hinder the growth of people and plants.
- See more at: http://www.weeklyhealthylife.com/wi-fi-a-silent-killer-that-kills-us-slowly/#sthash.1eTc2j8W.dpuf
In this modern world of technology the Wi-Fi network is everywhere
around us. It is really a revolutionary way of connecting many devices
without using any cables. The biggest benefit from this kind of
connecting have the mobiles phones, but the companies that produce them
have specific instructions for the services on how to make them not
harmful to our health.
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