This brief tutorial will show you how to easily install Google Chrome in Fedora 14, codename Laughlin. If Chrome is your favorite web browser and you want to learn how to install it in Fedora, then this tutorial is for you. It will be short and quick.
This quick tutorial will show you how to preview PDFs, Word Docs, and other files directly in your browser without leaving Firefox. This should work in Windows, Mac or Linux systems, including Ubuntu. This will also save you time and help clean up your system of old downloaded files.
This tutorial will show you how to use OpenDNS to protect your computers online easily and for free. OpenDNS is a globally-distributed Domain Name System (DNS), web content filtering system, and typo-correction infrastructure that allows you to browse the web securely, reliably and with ease.
This brief tutorial will show you how to install Google Chrome (Chromium) in Ubuntu lucid or Maverick via PPA. Installing programs via Ubuntu PPA allows for automatic updates, upgrades and maintenance. If you’re currently using Google Chrome in Windows and want the same for your Ubuntu machine, then this tutorial should help you get there.
This brief article shows you how to install SiteAdvisor add-on in Google Chrome. SiteAdvisor is based on McAfee’s SiteAdvisor that warns you of an exploit on a page before it can be loaded. And if you choose not to load the exploited page, SiteAdvisor automatically redirects you to McAfee SiteAdvisor page for a full safety review of the page you were trying to load. This is a great add-on if you’re currently using Google Chrome as your default browser.
If you have never heard of Gladinet before and you’re using Google Picasa or Google Docs, then you really want to read this.
Gladinet is a cool Windows utility that lets you map your cloud storage to your local desktop computer as if it was directly connected. With Gladinet, you can map Microsoft SkyDrive, Picasa or Google Docs directly to your local computer without always going online to access those services.
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Tags: Gladinet, Google, Google Docs, Microsoft, Picasa, Windows Live SkyDrive
This tutorial will how you how to configure Windows Mail to retrieve your Google emails from your local computer.
If you love reading your emails from email program instead from the web, you can configure Windows Mail in Windows Vista or Windows 7 to retrieve all your Google mails. Windows Mail comes pre-installed in Windows Vista and Windows 7, so there’s no need to install additional program.
