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 What is Text Expansion?

Ever wonder what text expansion is? Well, wonder no more. I give you the rundown how how it works and even a few recommendations on good text expanders.

Mar 15, 2012 – Zachary Williams

Titanic: the Ship Magnificent: Book Review

Titanic: the Ship Magnificent (vol. 2) is one of many books on Titanic. But it has a wealth of detail on interior design and fitting not found elsewhere

Mar 15, 2012 – Ellie Stevenson

The Role of CSS in Simple Wordpress Theme Design

The CSS in WordPress theme design controls the appearance of web pages the same way as normal HTML web pages, apart from a couple of requirements.

Mar 14, 2012 – Philip Northeast

Street Fighter X Tekken Review: I'm Shoryuken Handle It

With more than three dozen characters spanning two fighting franchises, it's time to see who's the strongest. But is becoming a World Warrior worth it?

Mar 14, 2012 – Rhamy Payne

5 Cool Things to Do With Siri on the iPhone 4S

The Siri App which is now native to the iPhone 4S is one of the best and most intelligent apps on any Apple device, helping users to voice out more.

Mar 13, 2012 – M Abbey

Devil Survivor 2 Review: Let's Survive (Again)

Peaceful days are over once more; it's up to you to repel demons and alien invaders alike in this DS sequel. But is it a worthy successor to the original?

Mar 12, 2012 – Rhamy Payne

Facebook Outsources Dirty-Content Clean-Up to Offshore Moderators

Using oDesk, Facebook outsources the moderation of flagged content to third-world workers, paying them $1 an hour, and effectively sharing users' data.

Mar 12, 2012 – MyHue McGowran

Gas Mileage Improvement Myths Busted

Myths busted, truth told. Improve gas mileage and save money when you discover the truth about fuel economy.

Mar 12, 2012 – Helen Stewart

Battle of the Free Text Expanders: Dashexpander Vs Xtype

Sure, TextExpander is great. But not everyone has $35.00 to buy a text expansion app. Here I look at two popular alternatives: XType and DashExpander.

Mar 9, 2012 – Zachary Williams

Potential New Plastics from New Molecular Engineering Technique

Scientists at Edinburgh University find new ways of weaving atoms to produce lighter stronger plastic materials.

Mar 8, 2012 – Martin Cross

NVIDIA Tegra 3 Processors: Quad-Core Mobile Computing

Launched as the first quad-core ARM Cortex-A9 chipset, Tegra 3 CPUs take advantage of new technologies to boast improved graphics and battery performance.

Mar 7, 2012 – Kitty Grey

Google Me: Creating a Searchable Online Identity

Most people can't be bothered typing in a long and complex web address. Wouldn't it be easier to tell people 'Just google me!' instead?

Mar 7, 2012 – Steve Kelly

Learning PHP

PHP is a great beginning programming language for those interested in learning computer programming or enhancing their HTML web pages.

Mar 7, 2012 – Jessica Nickel

History of the Brick: Testimony to that Ubiquitous Building Unit

The brick as a standard unit of building and construction has endured through the ages. Why?

Mar 7, 2012 – Mary Phelan

SSX Review

Physics professors beware -- the gravity-defying, snow-shredding SSX is back, and bigger than ever. But is this game super-tricky, or does it wipe out?

Mar 5, 2012 – Rhamy Payne

Amazon Vine and the Vine Voice reviews

From Baby Monitors to Bestsellers, DVDs to MP3s, Amazon Vine Voices review them all. But what IS a Vine Voice Reviewer?

Mar 4, 2012 – Sam Gough

Legal Torrent Downloading Guide

Torrents aren't illegal. If you know how, you can use them to download free movies, music, and books that are completely 100% legal.

Mar 4, 2012 – Mitchell Wyatt

How to Use the Text Expansion Tool DashExpander to Write Faster

If you've never used this nifty text expansion tool, then DashExpander can be a little intimidating. But don't worry: this how-to will walk you through it.

Mar 3, 2012 – Zachary Williams

Index File in a Simple WordPress Theme Design

WordPress comes with a range of easy to use functions to simplify designing the index file template as part of a custom theme.

Mar 3, 2012 – Philip Northeast

Google Privacy Changes: How to Protect Your Data

Google's new one-stop privacy policy is a worry to some Internet users and many deleted their browser histories before the switch. What can you do now?

Mar 2, 2012 – Carol Finch

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