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Jump Lists is a usability feature of Windows 7 and Windows 8, which take you right to the documents, pictures, songs, or websites you turn to each day by just right-clicking on an icon in the taskbar. It saving you time not having to go through a number of dialogs. You can make the Jump [...]
Windows 8 has a built in Maps app powered by Bing, but if you aren’t satisfied with it, there is another Maps app available at Windows Store which is worth to check it out. Called Maps App, it uses the Google Maps API, so you will get virtually the same experience that the official Google [...]
Adding a second monitor to your computer can give you an instant productivity boost. For example, you can use one monitor for whatever your main task is and the second for displaying email or important news sites and like that. Also, setting up a second monitor in Windows is straightforward. However, there are few inconveniences [...]
As known by all, every time we install a new software on Windows 8, it will pin one or more shortcuts on the Start Screen – the new start menu of Windows 8. Of course, it will help us launch programs quickly, but pinning multiple shortcuts of a software isn’t always desirable. AutoPin Controller helps [...]
Microsoft has just released its latest operating system Windows 8 with several new features, speed and enhanced protection. This new OS is designed to work just as well on a tablet (Windows 8 RT) (like iPad or Android tablets) as it does on the full range of laptop and desktop PCs (Windows 8). If you [...]
If you like the look of Windows 8, but you’re unwilling to upgrade now, there are several free tools that apply the Modern interface (formerly called Metro UI) to Windows 7, Vista or Windows XP. For example, WinMetro from iOBit, a free tool that brings the same Windows 8’s colorful Start Screen to older versions [...]
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