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[Tutorial] How To Read Amazon E-Books On Your Computer Or Android Device

To read and access e-books you do not have to own an Amazon Kindle! With free Kindle application that runs on Windows, but also on iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, you’ll be able to manage your library and read books on any device or computer. With this phenomenal and easy to use app you can quickly access to the Amazon Kindle store and in this tutorial we will guide you trough setup on Windows and Android.

[Tutorial] How To Customize Your Twitter Profile Header

Twitter has added a new feature that allows you to customize your profile header background image. With this new feature you can customize your profile page as you wish and make it more unique. Continue reading this tutorial to find out how to access this option and customize your own profile header.

[Tutorial] How To Opt Out Of Facebook’s Online and Offline Tracking

To improve its advertisement system Facebook has partnered with data Collection Company called Datalogix. You probably wonder why this is important to you… Well if you care about your online privacy, you should know that this program uses information from programs such as loyalty cards and then pairs online data with offline data, putting your online privacy at huge risk. However you can easily opting out of this service and in this tutorial, I will show you how to do it.

[Tutorial] How To Safely Un-mount Android SD Card Before Removing It

One of biggest mistakes most smartphone or tablet users make when replacing their SD cards is not performing the right removal procedure which cause a data loss from their SD cards. In this tutorial I will show you how to safely unmount your SD card and then pull it out from your smartphone or tablet.

[Tutorial] How To Use RAM Memory More Efficiently & Increase Speed – Windows

Today we can show you how to make Windows 7 or Windows Vista more responsive by changing various system parameters. The changes were gone make will be affecting RAM memory because by default Windows Vista and Windows 7 use only 512 KB of RAM as a buffer for its exchange with the hard disk. If you have at least 1 GB of RAM, you can increase the amount of memory: which will increase the speed of reading and writing files. You can also limit the data exchange with the hard drive and save time by keeping the Windows kernel into RAM.

[Tutorial] How To Quickly Launch Programs With Aliases In Windows

Thanks to the search field located in Windows Start menu you can search for a file, software, path or anything that’s located in your Windows. To go faster, you can create aliases for your favorite programs by entering a few letters of the abbreviated name of your software, which you can after execute much quicker and in this tutorial I will show you how to do that.

[Tutorial] How To Limit Live App Tile Updates Data Usage – Windows 8

In the new version of Windows, Microsoft have incorporated a new interface called Metro which shows a touch friendly home screen which shows rows with tiles. Many of those tiles are interactive and shows images or app logos and they are constantly updated in order to display latest information’s and images. Although they look nice they are constantly updated over internet and if you are using mobile broadband data network you most likely using monthly data limitation. As you can imagine these tiles can drain all your monthly limitations, so it is recommended to limit the amount of data that Windows 8 uses to update live app tiles and in this tutorial I will show you how to do that.

[Tutorial] How To Restart Windows Explorer in Windows 8 Without Reboot

Like in all previous Microsoft Windows versions it can happen that desktop interface freeze up. If something like that happens to you in Windows 8, the first thing you should do is restart Windows Explorer and in this tutorial I will show you how to do that without rebooting full system.