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Google has recently released the new Google Chrome 7 beta version as an anticipation of the next Google Chrome version. As usual this beta version is aimed to users who know “what they are doing”. Bugs, crashes, unexpected errors are just a few examples of what you might get from this unstable version, so caution is highly recommended. Let’s see together what improvements and enhancements this version has got for its users and where to download it. Continue reading »

If you write a lot of documents with Office Word, you know that one of the most annoying things while writing a web address is that Word automatically hyperlinks it so that, if a reader clicks it, he will be able to open the website without copying and pasting the address on the browser. If you don’t like the hyperlinking feature, this small trick will show you how to turn off and disable the automatic hyperlink feature from Office Word.  Continue reading »

As you know, Google is coming out with a new service almost on a daily basis (ehm, so to speak). As a result, there are so many online utilities and services that we don’t know where they are located on the Internet (web address).  Aware of this issue Google has released two interesting add-ons for Firefox and Google Chrome which will help us (thanks to handy Google shortcuts)  get access to Google services “in a convenient space-saving” way! Continue reading »

If you wish to add some spice to your Firefox, then this tutorial is right for you! How many times have you wished to change the plain and ordinary Firefox buttons available on its toolbar? This quick hack will show you how to achieve this result in a couple of clicks! Continue reading »

On the new features in Internet Explorer 9 is the new re-designed Tab page. Such a page shows you those websites you visit more frequently also assigning special a color to make you understand how often you visit them. By default, the New Tab Page only shows you two rows of 5 websites each (total: 10 websites ) without any option to add anything else. This quick hack will show you how to increase  the number of websites on such New Tab Page . Continue reading »

If you have got a lot of friends on Skype you should think about the proper way to protect (read backup) such contacts in the most suitable way, in order to be prepared in case something “bad” happen to your computer (crash beyond recovery) or to your Skype application (sudden failure). So,  let’s see how to save your Skype contacts in a couple of clicks! Continue reading »

Spam is the most annoying thing which could happen to your beloved email account. Well, believe it or not Gmail is affected by spam too! In fact, on one hand a  lot of spammers use Google Gmail accounts to launch their spam attacks, while on the other hand a lot of honest Gmail users get tons of spam emails (despite the excellent Gmail Anti-Spam filter).  Here is how to fight spam back by using a nice form to report Gmail spam, directly to the Google Team! Continue reading »

Google Toolbar is a nice and cool toolbar which, once installed, sits on your browser (below the web adress field) and let you gain access to all Google services in an easy and simple way. Sometimes such a toolbar might stop working properly, other times instead it might even disappear or get blank without any chance to get it back. This toturial will show you how to restore Google Toolbar by tweaking and settings certain options in your computer and in your browser. Continue reading »