TinEye is a great reverse image search online service, that can tell you where an image came from, find different sizes of the image and you can find out if someone is using your image without your permission.
Adding a lens flare can make or break a certain image. The best kind of lens flare is the natural one taken through the actual lens of a camera, but if we do it the right way, we can recreate it using Photoshop just as good.
If you were ever wondering how the heck do they create those continuous patterns, then wonder no more and check this neat Photoshop tutorial that might teach you a new designing trick or two.
Sometimes you don't want your Mac OS X Mountain Lion powered computer to go to sleep, here's a nice little trick how to temporary prevent a Mac from going into a sleep mode.
With the new version of Photoshop, you also get a new cropping tool called Perspective Crop Tool which will change the perspective on a image. Check it out, it really is a cool tool.
Your iPhone or iPad screen all of a sudden won't automatically change orientation from portrait to landscape mode when looking at your photos or watching a video when you turned it over? No biggie.
Microsoft's answer to DropBox or Google Drive is called SkyDrive, now with the whole new Metro interface. We will sign in to the service, download and install sync app for your Windows computer.
If you want you can turn any Microsoft PowerPoint presentation into a video so you can play the presentation on a computer that doesn't have Microsoft Office installed.
