Tips & Deals
Chrome tip: How to access the stock new tab page in Chrome when your extensions override it
One of the great things about Chrome OS is the ability to customize just about everything – you can change the wallpaper, reorder your apps,
Tip: Use your Android device with Google Docs as an easy, free transcription tool
Text dictation software like Dragon is bulky and expensive, but for many people with special needs who require this type of functionality, there have been
Wirefly knocks Sprint HTC One down to $49.99 + $25 in Google Play credit
If you thought that Amazon’s $79.99 Father’s Day sale was awesome, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Wirefly currently has the flagship device on sale for
Spotify finally works properly on Google’s Chromebook Pixel
If you’re a Spotify fan who also happens to own Google’s Chromebook Pixel, you’ve probably been disappointed for a very long time. That’s because the
Deal alert: HTC One on sale tomorrow for $79.99 on Amazon for Father’s Day
Tomorrow, on Friday, June 14, Amazon is putting on a special one-day sale for the HTC One, dropping the price all the way down to
Tips for using the new Gmail on Android
The new Gmail app for Android has been out for a little while now – just long enough for me to figure out all of
Get a 32GB Nexus 7 new for $199 or $184 courtesy of Office Max
A broken 32GB Nexus 7 has been sitting on my shelf for a while now, waiting for me to decide whether to try to repair
Chrome OS tip: Disable WiFi and LTE on Chromebook Pixel to minimize battery drain while sleeping
Google’s Chromebook Pixel is certainly a beautiful piece of technology. It has become my full-time laptop and main work machine, but one of my biggest
The HTC One on Sprint can be had for as little as $79.99 from Amazon
There’s good news if you’re looking to get the HTC One on Sprint’s mobile network. It’s now available from Amazon for as little as $79.99
Chrome OS tip: How to quickly change resolution/DPI settings
Here’s a handy feature for those of you who are looking for an easy way to change resolution and DPI on your Chromebook. Simply press ctrl
