Posted June 16, 2016

Excel: Using and managing styles

Microsoft Excel offers multiple tools to work with your spreadsheet. It also allows to style your document to look nice when you print it or export it to PDF or any other format. Microsoft Excel provides quite big list of preset styles. By default, they can be found on main panel in HOME menu: Selecting part of […]

Posted June 15, 2016

Apple introduces iOS 10: what’s new

Hi guys! Hot news! On WWDC in San Francisco Apple has introduced new iOS firmware, iOS 10. New iOS features quite a few fundamental changes. Let’s see what’s new in iOS 10 from Apple. Interface Let’s start with an interface. iOS 10 features new LockScreen. Now when you take your iPhone it will automatically turn on it’s display. To reach a camera – […]

Posted June 14, 2016

Gaming PC Configuration June 2016

The majority of game developers release their AAA games at the end of the year, around November. Nevertheless, one of the most interesting events for gamers take place in June, when on E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) the biggest game developer companies of the world present their future releases. This year is not an exclusion and Ubisoft, Bethesda […]

Posted June 13, 2016

How to block facebook ads?

Facebook is one of the most popular social networks over the Internet. By using Facebook for socializing, you disclose you personal information, you site likings, your list of friends, places you visited, you even use facebook to access different sites and services. Facebook knows everything about you, and in many cases more than you do. Facebook robots carefully examine your interests and browsing […]

Posted June 10, 2016

Multiple desktops in Windows 10

For OS X and earlier version and previous versions of Apple’s operating systems, same as for Unix based systems, utilizing multiple desktops is now a new thing. Nevertheless, Microsoft managed to ignore this feature for decades. In earlier Windows version users were forced to use different applications to be able to set up several desktops. As nonnative, […]

Posted June 9, 2016

Sleep and Hibernate: what is the difference and why use it?

Sitting through the boot-up process waiting to use your computer is a dying habit due to both fast-paced age and technology leap. We now save our time by putting computers to sleep or hibernating them instead. The next time you go to boot your computer, you’ll have to sit through the boot-up process, manually relaunch […]

Posted June 8, 2016

How to fix high disk usage in Windows 10?

Even if your computer is powerful enough to run the latest games, you still might notice your computer being slow from time to time. In this case, the problem is most likely in some software settings or conflicts. Today, we will go through one of possible computer slowness issues – high disk usage in Windows. […]

Posted June 7, 2016

How to transform text from proper to lowercase and vice versa?

I’m sure that at least once you faced the problem when you had Caps Lock triggered while typing some text in MS Word or any other text editor. This is very irritating having to retype everything again in lower case. Or maybe you have all text in lowercase and you need to make every letter capitalized or […]

Posted June 6, 2016

How to lock header row in Excel?

Microsoft Excel is a great tool for creating and managing spreadsheets. However, when Excel table is too big, it becomes not very comfortable to work with the spreadsheet. Column and row headers get hidden in the invisible area and it is hard to read all the data. For such cases, excel has a small […]

Posted June 3, 2016

How to change default browser and email client in Mac OS?

Some users find it difficult to locate where to change the default web browser and email client in Mac OS. This article will cover just that! Changing default web browser on Mac To change your default web browser on Mac (so that all you links clicked open in specific preset app, instead of default Safari) you’ll need to access […]