Google Forms is a useful tool to help you plan events, send a survey, give students a quiz, or collect other information in an easy, streamlined way. In this lesson we will show you how to create a simple questionnaire and send it through e-mail.
You wouldn't believe how easy it is to display all your saved passwords in Chrome browser, let me show you how to make your Chrome more secure, especially if you let others use your computer.
The new Apple iPhone 5S comes with a touch sensitive finger print reading home button that enables you to unlock your phone or authorize buying apps by simply putting your finger on it.
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.
iOS6 comes with a great new feature you can use to password lock an app or only a part of the app so you can hand over your iPhone to other people without worrying they will do or find something you don't want.
Explorer in Windows 8 is quite updated and it is as much as possible adapted to the user. They have also added the option to quickly access the Command Prompt terminal window.
We will learn how we can write SQL command to show data from two tables and also specify some additional conditions to limit the amount of data returned.
Let me show you how to achieve that Depth Of Field effect known from the photography using Gimp. With other words, how to make selected area of the photo sharp and the rest out of focus.
We will install VLC player, which is one of the most versatile players. The biggest advantage of the VLC player is that it does not need any additional codecs.
