personal computing

People browse the Internet for many reasons, research, social, business among others. To achieve fast and good results, you need a good web browser to better you experience. Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are two prominent web browsers. However, if you only want to choose... Read More

Asides being popular viewed as a console by which allows users play over 1,300 games, the XBox One is a product designed by Microsoft to double as a home entertainment system. It is more than just a console; it comes with universal, non-gaming apps, TV... Read More

Podcasts are a hugely popular form of “infotainment” these days, with almost any and every niche you can think of catered for with a show or a segment. If you're not enjoying the wealth of podcasts out there, you're really missing out. Podcasts provide you... Read More

Picture this scenario. You're at the office, or say a hotel room where you have cabled internet for your PC. The speeds are really good. You have your phone with you and being indoors, the cellular reception leaves a lot to be desired. The office/... Read More

In this Google/ Android Era, every Tom, Dick and Harry you know does have a Gmail account.  It's become so cliche that for most people out there, it's become synonymous to Email. For the rest of us however, we know that Gmail isn't the only... Read More

A printer is device, usually attached to a computer, used to print text or images onto paper. Although printers have many benefits, like any other technology, they may fail to work sometimes. However, you shouldn't worry because most printer problems have easy solutions. Here, we... Read More

Netflix owned Fast.com web app is an essential tool in testing your mobile and broadband speeds. This free web application allows you to instantly check the speeds you're getting from your internet service provider by automatically performing a series of downloads from servers when you... Read More

Short answer is YES, a VPN will slow down your connection by 5-10%. But remember VPNs are meant to offer you more privacy and security, not faster speeds. At best, a VPN or Virtual Private Network will hide your computer's IP address from prying eyes and... Read More

Android devices could be exposed to a newly discovered vulnerability called the RAMpage. The exploit could theoretically work on any device with LPDDR memory(Low Power Double Data Rate memory), which includes virtually every smartphone released since 2012. How does it work? Dubbed the RAMpage, the... Read More