Amiti Antivirus is a simple and free antivirus program for Windows. There aren’t many settings or options, but it automatically monitors/scans files that are running and supports regular updates of its databases. Download Amiti Antivirus Amiti Antivirus provides constant antivirus… Continue Reading
With IMAP accounts, Mac OS X Mail can use the IDLE command (provided the account supports it). Instead of periodically polling the server for new mail, Mac OS X Mail only waits for incoming messages, which are sent automatically and… Continue Reading
It is important to have your contacts with you at all times. You may not always have the time or ability to perform a physical synchronization with your PC, but you can set up automatic, wireless synchronization between your BlackBerry… Continue Reading
You’ve finished setting up your new home theater and big screen TV. You turn everything on and… nothing happens. Most consumers, including us “professionals,” have moments like this. However, this doesn’t mean it’s time to pull out your cell phone… Continue Reading
Supported Products: desktops laptops tablets monitors Support website: Acer technical support in the USA Support email: It has been replaced by Chat Services Support phone numbers: Contact Support by Phone (Requires Serial Number) Other support options: Acer Support FAQ Videos… Continue Reading
When the iPhone alarm goes silent or not set properly, you may fall asleep, miss deadlines, etc. While it may seem like a black and white issue, there can actually be a number of reasons why your iPhone alarm isn’t… Continue Reading
If you like to download and use applications, the problem is not having all those applications. The problem is finding them. You only have a limited amount of space on your home screen, and everything else goes into the app… Continue Reading
Deciding to buy an Android device instead of an iPhone doesn’t necessarily mean you’re turning your back on the vast amount of music, movies, and other great media available in the iTunes ecosystem. Whether it’s music or movies, apps or… Continue Reading
You’ve connected a new speaker to your system, positioned the subwoofer for best performance, and even adjusted the audio equalizer so everything sounds perfect to your ears. You sit back to relax and listen, but realize something is wrong. The… Continue Reading
Do you see a small red x next to a hardware device in Device Manager? You may have made a change on purpose that resulted in the red x appearing, or there may actually be a problem. Don’t worry if… Continue Reading