Just a quick update. You might have read about my e-mail woes in yesterday’s article and not wanting to leave things lingering for too long I decided to pull the trigger and try out Office 365 free for thirty days. I have always been a big user of Outlook and moving the back end of …
July 2012 archive
Jul 20 2012
IMAP – Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
A while ago, I recommended using IMAP instead of POP3 as the mail protocol of choice for when you want to keep your mail in sync across multiple devices such as computers, tablets and smartphones. I still stand behind this recommendation but you should be warned about how you go about using it. Unfortunately, I …
Jul 18 2012
A Second Chance to Back Wastelend 2
Just a quick note for the long time gamers out there. If you missed out on the chance to back Wasteland 2 on Kickstarter (either through procrastination, forgetfulness or you just didn’t know about it) you can still get a pre-order in for a DRM-free digital download. It’ll still be in the oven until October …
Jul 17 2012
Beware the Temptation of Mobile App PINs
We’d like to think the banks and other financial institutions are on the ball when it comes to account security but there are some glaring cases when this isn’t the case. For example, some banks restrict not just the types of characters you can use for a password but sometimes their maximum and/or minimum length. …
Jul 16 2012
Don’t Skimp on Protecting Your Smartphone
Smartphones aren’t cheap, particularly the good ones which tend to be the most popular. While many do go on twelve or twenty four month contracts and pay off the cost of the phone over those periods of time you’re still left with the bill should anything happen to your smartphone in terms of damage. Of …
Jul 12 2012
Latest nVidia Unified Drivers Include Windows 8 Support
Just a quick one for today for those using numerous computers with nVidia graphics cards inside and some running Windows 8. Recently, Windows 8 specific drivers from nVidia were released but were no good if you wanted to use it on other versions of Windows. While many of us on higher speed broadband connections don’t …
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