The Splashtop app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad has taken the top spot among paid software at the iTunes App Store — in 48 countries — as it’s the first that lets you remotely access your PC’s files and media (video, music, games, and more) anywhere in the world.

It’s been a while since we looked at BlackBerry smartphone tips and shortcuts to help manage your personal or professional life better, so take note of these suggestions to get more done in less time.

Try these steps to rid yourself of annoying files that just don’t want to be deleted.

More and more iOS apps are only accessible from within the U.S. — or are they? Here’s how to circumvent annoying regional restrictions.

We’ve all been there: you’re in the middle of something on your laptop and you get the warning to back up your information because it’s about to run out of juice. To reduce the odds of that happening, take heed to these simple tips.

I figured out a neat trick if you’re looking to set up an iTunes account — but don’t have a credit card (or don’t want to use it).

I received an email this week from a reader who believes someone used their computer – without their consent — though her “friend” insisted she hasn’t touched it. Here’s a fast way to tell.

If you’ve spent any time reading, shopping, traveling or even walking around over the past few months, you no doubt have seen these little black-and-white squares appearing everywhere. What are they?

Naturally, we love our tech over here at Sync — but new products and services also introduce new concerns over safety, security and privacy.

iPad owners may have heard about Air Display, an app that turns your tablet’s nearly 10-inch screen into a second computer monitor. A new update adds even more functionality.