Twitter is far from the only factor influencing voters, but given how much President Trump has relied on the social network, it's worth looking at how the other candidates perform relative to the current occupant of the Oval Office.
Sometimes the best things in life are actually free. We spotlight a powerful free resource for photos you can use in any of your projects.
When it comes to customizing Chrome, there are the publicly visible extensions, and then there are the secret experimental flags buried deep in the heart of Chrome itself. We tinker with some hidden settings to improve tab performance -- with mixed results.
A reader asks how to make a local backup of her personal Gmail account on a Mac. We show her the step-by-step process using a helpful app.
When it comes to cloud services and software-as-a-service (SaaS), we're all familiar with the usual players. But there's a huge world of opportunity and available resources beyond Google, Dropbox, Salesforce, Amazon, Microsoft and even beyond storage and server services.
While there are cloud-based IDEs, doing PHP development in a cloud IDE is still far from turnkey.
We're all about saving money these days. Today's pro tip can help your department or company save a lot of money by identifying where you're spending on services you're not using.
As the internet winds its way onto more and more devices, we can expect increasing confusion on the part of regular users, whether in the consumer or work environment. David Gewirtz tells us a cautionary tale.
We continue our week long series on Amazon innovation with a discussion of the Amazon Echo, Tap, and Dot devices, and how the Alexa service may be taking the fire out of Siri and OK Google.
The packaged software market is way past obsolete. In this article, we'll take a look at the cloud-based freemium model and explore why it might actually be a winning solution for struggling PC independent software vendors.