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How to Back Up Your Google Tasks
08 Sep 2011 by Scott Nesbitt
One of the the main concerns people have about trusting their data to a cloud service is whether or not they can get their information out of a  particular service. Some services do a good job. Others … well, not so much. Google is trying to make backing up your data easier, with both Google Takeout and the Data Liberation Front. Both are good initiatives, but they don’t cover all of ...
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Recover Lost Files with Disk Drill for Mac
29 Nov 2010 by Nick Post
Have you ever been looking for a file and then realize you trashed it? If this has happened to you recently, you may be in luck. You can download Disk Drill from Cleverfiles Software for the Mac. Disk Drill can scan your hard drive drive for recently deleted files and can restore the lost files or folder. Disk Drill is free for now, but pricing points for the full release have not been set yet. ...
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A Personal Appeal from Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales to Read This Blog Post
23 Nov 2010 by Evan Wondrasek / 19 Comments
If you’ve checked out Wikipedia lately, you’ll notice that there’s a large, dramatic picture of a man named Jimmy Wales at the top of each page. Â This guy is the founder of Wikipedia, and he wants you to give the Wikimedia Foundation some money to keep the lights on at Wikipedia. So why does this squinty, temple-veined, bearded man want your money? Â Wikipedia is completely free...
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Visualize Your Digital Relationships with Facebook’s Friendship Pages
09 Nov 2010 by Evan Wondrasek
Despite frequent privacy concerns, the tremendous amount of data stored in Facebook actually has a lot of positive uses. One of those is utilized in Facebook’s newest feature, Friendship Pages. If you’ve been on Facebook for awhile, you’ve unknowingly built intricate digital relationships with your friends on the social network. Friendship Pages lets you visualize those connections to yo...
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Cross-platform SyncMate Lets You Sync Files with All Your Devices
09 Nov 2010 by Nick Post / 1 Comment
With everybody being so connected digitally these days, keeping basic information synced to all of your devices can be a nightmare. The nightmare can be even more difficult if you are the owner of an Apple computer and have a Windows or Nokia phone (and even worse if your understanding of network sharing is limited). SyncMate by Eltima Software may be the key to solving this problem. SyncMate all...
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Synchronize and Backup Your Files with SyncToy 2.0
31 Jul 2009 by Jacob Keppeler / 2 Comments
Are you tired of trying to keep up with synchronizing files on more than one computer or external storage device? SyncToy 2.0, a free application from Microsoft, solves this problem by allowing you to copy, move, rename, and delete files between storage devices or computers quickly and easily. Getting started with SyncToy is very easy: Simply download the application and install it. Once youâ€...
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How To: Securely Erase Your Hard Drive Using DBAN
02 Jul 2009 by Reis Pritchard
It’s likely that at some point in time, you will either sell your computer or install a new operating system on your current machine. In either situation, it’s recommended that you wipe your hard drive clean of any and all information. Most people will tell you to format your computer because it deletes everything from the hard drive, but while formatting does in fact remove information and...
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