Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Contributing since January, 2013
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About Mark Wyciślik-Wilson
Mark Wilson is a software fiend and a fan of the new, shiny and intriguing. Never afraid to get his hands dirty with some full-scale geekery, he’s always trying out the latest apps, hacks and tweaks. He can be found on Twitter and Google+.
Latest Articles
Using the Ultimate Backup Tool to Create a Backup of Your Android Phone
Backing up our PCs is something we are all used to.
Manage Chrome’s Memory Usage More Efficiently With The Great Suspender
Chrome has built up quite a loyal following over the years, but while it is an adept web browser it does suffer from problems when it comes to tab management.
Create Your Own Wifi Hotspot With a Laptop and Virtual Router
Wireless internet connections are far more prevalent than they used to be, but there are still times when you may find that you are stuck using a wired connection and want to use it wirelessly -- for instance, at a hotel with only wired internet but you want to get your tablet online.
Pimp Your Inbox By Enabling Labs Features in Gmail
We recently looked at how you can make it easier to manage multiple inboxes in Gmail using the Multiple Inboxes Lab feature.
How to Open Blocked Files in Office 2013
If you have upgraded to Office 2013, or Office 365, you may have run into problems opening files that have been emailed to you.
Automate Your Cloud Storage With Wappwolf for Dropbox, Google Drive & Box
There are plenty of things you can do with your online storage accounts.
Personalize Your Android Homescreen with Ultimate Custom Widget
Widgets are wonderfully versatile additions to your Android home screen.
Get More From Google Calendar By Adding Labs Features
Recently we took a look at how you can take Gmail further by enabling some of the extra features that are available in the experimental Labs section.
How to Change the Capitalization of Office 2013’s Ribbon Bar
Office 2013 is now upon us and, much like Windows 8, there are plenty of people who are unhappy about the way things look.
How to Automatically Shut Down or Restart Your PC (or Do it Remotely From Your Phone)
So, you want to head to bed.
Strip the Ads From Your TV Recordings With MCEBuddy 2
One of the great things about time-shifting your television viewing is that you are able to watch the shows you love at a time that suits you.
Efficiently Manage Your Gmail with the Multiple Inboxes Lab
Most people have more than one email account and if you are using Gmail it’s easy to get things set up so that all of your messages can be accessed in the same place.
Secure Your Files Using IFTTT for Double Backup in the Cloud
Cloud storage services such as Google Drive and Dropbox are endlessly useful.
How to Manage Your Android Device from Windows with SnapPea
Android users have not been dealt a great hand when it comes managing their devices from Windows.
Could KGB Archiver Be the Best Compression Tool Available? Or Just the Slowest?
File compression is so ubiquitous that it is now built into many operating systems as a standard feature.
How to Use Spoon.net to Test Apps on a Virtual Cloud Computer
The idea of running server-side apps is nothing new, but it’s not really a concept that is readily associated with everyday applications such as OpenOffice.
How to Add Powerful New Options to the Title Bar for Windows Apps
Spend just a short while working with your computer and you will probably find that you are overrun with windows.
How to Add Desktop Shortcuts for Removable Drives Automatically
Without wanting to start a platform war, we think there are some areas in which Windows could learn from OS X.