Most Popular Articles on this site

Reader Favorites

The list shows the most widely read articles on this site.

Links to Software, Web Sites and Resources for Windows PC Users
Owning a PC seems like it should be simple, but sometimes there's issues related to managing the PC and making your life more productive that get in the way of getting work done or using your PC. When you bought your PC you didn't get an instruction manual for using and . . . keep reading
iPhone and iPad Apps for New Users
Here's a list of apps I introduce to new owners of iPhones and iPads in my iPhones, iPads, and I'm Lost© classes at community colleges. . . . keep reading
Best Sources for App Artwork, iCons, and Logos
Finding artwork for apps can be time consuming, but there are a lot of resources available that can help you get your app to market faster. Using a distinctive App icon helps people understand what your App does at a glance, which can make the difference between an app selling well . . . keep reading
Stages of Social Networking Experience
Every person, business, or organization who currently uses Social Networking had to start at the beginning to set up a user account. Some people set up their account or accounts and never use them, others set them up and it seems like they are using them all day long. Everyone is . . . keep reading
Mobile iPhone, iPad, Android, and HTML5 eCommerce: MobiCart
With the launch this month of MobiCart's ecommerce platform for Android devices, MobiCart provides app developers and business owners with sufficient technical expertise the ability to develop and launch complete ecommerce solutions for iOS Apple devices and Android. . . . keep reading
Backup - Your Data only or a full disk "Image"
Many people who backup their computer data may not realize that there is an alternative method to backup for their computer, called "Image" backup. An "Image" backup creates a complete copy of the entire disk drive, which includes the operating system, application software, . . . keep reading
App Inventor for Building Android Apps
App Inventor, a free tool for developing Android apps, was discontinued by Google and will be managed by the MIT Center for Mobile Learning . . . keep reading
Spyware What Is It?
Spyware is a piece of software that gets installed with a downloaded file on your computer without your consent , usually for the purpose of monitoring or controlling your computer use. One anti-spyware software doesn't seem to be enough to keep your computer clean. I recommend at least two and you can get one of them for free. . . . keep reading
Tips for Getting Your First 25 Facebook Fans
One of the most common questions from business owners in my classes is how to use their Facebook Page for their business once it's been created. For those of you who are new to setting up Facebook for your business, there are two types of "Pages" on Facebook. The most common . . . keep reading
Three Tips for Increasing Blog Content
Bob Cohen
After a review of the steps in creating a blog in my class on Blogging for Fun and Profit, I cover the ways a blogger can make it easier to create and add content. Many bloggers start out and post nothing, or just one post, and then struggle to add to their blog. In addition to using graphics, video, screenshots, and other techniquies, a blogger can use these tips . . . keep reading
Facebook Launches the App Center Directory
Facebook introduced the App Center on their developer blog. The App Center will be the destination directory for Facebook users to find and install Facebook apps. . . . keep reading
Laptops: Repair or Replace?
Bob Cohen
When diagnosing PC laptop problems, looking at the cost to repair versus replacing is always a good idea before spending money on costly repairs. We're talking about parts and hardware here, not software. . . . keep reading
Offline to Online Marketing: Getting the Best of Both
Bob Cohen
Without an online presence in social media and business profiles, your offline marketing may not pay off. Here are two personal examples of how it can lead to business . . . keep reading
Playing Music on Bluetooth Headsets
. . . keep reading
New Apple Apps in iOS5
Bob Cohen
With the introduction of iOS5 Apple introduced some new applications that work across all devices that run iOS5. While Siri, the Artificial Intelligence app that you talk to has gotten a lot of the press with the new iPhone 4S, these apps come standard and will appear on any iOS device that upgrades to iOS5: . . . keep reading
Six Reasons Why Your Next Web Site Should be a Blog
Blogs offer a few things that other types of Web sites don't offer or make easy to accomplish. This makes them the ideal solution for creating . . . keep reading
What's the Difference Between 3G (or 4G) and WiFi?
Anthony Cohen
It would be self-defeating if a mobile device, such as a smart phone or tablet, could only connect to the Internet when plugged into a landline. It also wouldn't be much fun if a fantastic piece of technology and engineering took five minutes to load a webpage. So, mobile devices need to connect wirelessly and quickly, hence the two wireless broadband methods: 3G and WiFi. . . . keep reading
Computer Support From Microsoft
Virus Removal, Tune-Up, Personal Training, Software Support, direct from Microsoft on-demand 24x7 make Windows and PC's easier to use. . . . keep reading
The 6 Basics of Syncing Your iPhone, iPad, and iPod
Anthony Cohen
Syncing is Apple's tool to let its customers copy songs, apps and media across multiple devices. Though it's familiar to anyone with a iTunes or an Apple device, the way it has us do things isn't always intuitive. . . . keep reading
Creating and Changing a Facebook Page Name and Username
Facebook Pages for businesses, organizations, places, and brands use both a Page Name and a Username. The bobology Facebook Page is shown above as an example of a page in which the Facebook Username has been "claimed." Claiming a username changes a temporary URL (for Uniform Resource Locator) to a permanent one which can be used to brand your page, . . . keep reading