Here are some free programs you might want to consider installing on your child’s new PC.

Resize your photos for email & Internet in 4 clicks!

Popular note-taking service Evernote released an Android app today, making it possible for all smartphone users to remember things more clearly.

Spend 5 minutes to tweak your Internet connection to its full potential with NameBench.

Using popular apps Astrid and Locale, users can automatically load to-do lists based on location or time of day.

A plethora of storage options, from online cloud storage to offline 1,000-year DVDs & external USB hard drives ensure your data is safe no matter what.

On a trip to L.A. this week I brought a new laptop I wanted to review (MSI’s X-Slim) but alas, I forgot to install Microsoft Office before heading to the airport. Problem is, my itinerary was saved as a “.msg” Outlook file on my home PC. What’s a guy to do?

If you’ve read any of the online forums lately, a number of PC users who purchased the new Windows 7 were disappointed to find out some programs they relied upon in Windows Vista aren’t included in Windows 7. Don’t worry, we can help.

Microsoft’s upcoming operating system debuts next Thursday, Oct. 22, and while many will wait to try it when they buy a new PC, others will install the software on their existing PCs. Here’s what you need to know before you start.

Hate playing the email game when trying to schedule and arrange an office or team meeting? Why not try Doodle?