I review Setting Profiles, an application that dynamically and automatically change your mobile phone settings based on time, location, or many other factors. This app is made by Probeez and works only on Android OS phones.
Gmail has had HTTPS (secure) capabilities for a long time now, but the default protocol has always been plain HTTP. You could manually add the “s” in the URL (http://mail.google.com to https://mail.google.com), but you had to do it every time you logged in. GAlert by MassGrid Solutions (ready my review) had this functionality, but there […]
I try out Ilium Software’s Screen Capture program. It’s free, and does exactly what it was made to do: take screenshots of your Windows Mobile device.
I hate talking on the phone and try to avoid it if at all possible. I especially dislike getting phone calls from numbers I don’t recognize, because I don’t know if I should pick up or not. About two and a half years ago I wrote about “whitelisting” phone calls as a way to avoid […]
It took fifteen years, but I finally shelled out money for a Web browser.
I am a huge fan of Gmail. My two favorite features, by far, are threaded discussions and the ability to add multiple, user-defined labels to email conversations. I like Gmail so much that I forward all of my private email through there, and have two additional accounts: one for my DrFaulken shenanigans and another for […]
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