By now, you should be familiar with @outlook.com email addresses. They have been part of the Microsoft landscape since 2013. Of course, users with an Outlook address can use a desktop email client to read their messages, but the primary way of accessing the service is through the Outlook web app. The web app forms […]
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There are plenty of reasons to choose a search engine like DuckDuckGo over Google. The variety of features and its promise of complete privacy are the top two. Students can escape Google’s filter bubble that serves up targeted ads and results based on your search history. Rather than limit yourself as a student to the […]
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Windows File Explorer is the Windows default tool to browse your files. If you want to get the most out of it, you need to dig a little deeper. We’re going to share with you some of our favorite File Explorer tricks and tweaks. Whether it’s speeding through with shortcuts, bulk renaming files, or editing […]
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Tracing your family tree can be an amazing experience. You’ll uncover grand old stories, funny family rumors, and revelations of connections to wealth or tragedy. But to get there, you need to know how to collect the information, how to store it, and how to present it. One way is with a family tree application. […]
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Having to charge your phone constantly is frustrating. If your usage is above average, it’s unlikely your handset can make it throughout the day without a top-up of power in the early evening. Sadly, the twice-daily charging routine shows no sign of dying off anytime soon. As battery capacity increases, so does the power draw from […]
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Skype for Business, formerly Lync, is Microsoft’s enterprise message and meeting solution. You can meet with up to 250 people — even if they’re not using the program — and use a combination of audio, visuals, and chat to host your meeting. We’ve rounded up a list of some of our favorite Skype for Business […]
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