Whether you’re just getting started in the new school year or have been out of college for years, most of us have to regularly remember new information and often teach it to others.  Here’s a neat way you can use OneNote to help you memorize information with digital flashcards.

about 25 minutes ago - by Matthew Guay

If you are tired of trying to keep up with Apple's new iPod releases, upgrade your old iPod for free with Rockbox. Rockbox allows you to upgrade your aging iPod with new themes, fonts, games, and more.

about 6 hours ago - by Justin Garrison

Would you like to make your blog look great on all devices, not just computers? Smartphones and other mobile devices are increasing in popularity, so here’s how you can make sure your blog looks great no matter what people are reading it on.

about 8 hours ago - by Matthew Guay

On occasion you will need to edit the hosts file on your machine. Sometimes because of an attack or prank, and others so that you can simply and freely control access to websites and network traffic.

about 21 hours ago - by Christopher Welker

Social services and networks are an excellent way to relax and have fun or stay connected with the important people in your life. This week we would like to know which social service or network that you use.

about 1 day ago - by Asian Angel

If you missed out on it when Windows 7 was released last year, you now have another opportunity to get the Family Pack starting next month.

about 1 day ago - by ETC

If you’re going to create a fountain, why not use a character from Star Wars?

about 1 day ago - by ETC

When I was a kid, I put together loads of model cars and planes, but I always threw out the runners that connected all the pieces together. Never crossed my mind to use them to construct a gigantic robot.

about 1 day ago - by ETC

Before remote software, helping your friends and family with computer problems often meant hours on the phone trying to remember what a menu looked like or where a file was saved. Here we look at helping them remotely with TeamViewer.

about 1 day ago - by Justin Garrison

So you’re about to setup your new Windows 7 PC into your Homegroup when you realized that you have no idea what the password is. How do you find it? It’s actually pretty simple, if you know where to look.

about 1 day ago - by The Geek

Another month has come and gone here at How-To Geek. Now we take a moment to look back at the ten hottest articles for August.

about 2 days ago - by Asian Angel

Have you ever used the Homegroup feature in Windows 7? It’s a great way to share files and printers with all your Windows 7 computers, but if you don’t want it anymore, you can disable or enable the feature easily.

about 2 days ago - by The Geek

Inbox overflowing? Sometimes it helps to show only the unread email messages, so you can more quickly scan through the list and clean out your inbox. The select Unread feature in Gmail just checks the boxes next to the unread messages, but here’s how to show only unread.

about 2 days ago - by The Geek

If you're using a real Linux shell, you can usually scroll up from the keyboard, but sadly that's not an option in the Windows command shell world. Naturally, we can fix this up with a little AutoHotkey magic.

about 2 days ago - by The Geek
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