Judging from the success of the author’s recently published iPads For Seniors For Dummies, a lot of seniors are buying iPads. If you want to jump on the bandwagon, here’s some information and advice to help you choose the right model iPad for you.
Fraudulent emails, referred to as phishing scams, are everywhere on the Internet. Most share some common traits. By learning to spot these telltale signs you can avoid becoming the victim of a financial attack.
You've probably read all about it and heard and watched all the hype surrounding the launch of this new technology. Now, find out more about the hottest new tech toy...and decide if it's really a good fit for you.
If you have gotten used to a computer mouse but now have made the leap to a laptop, you could be struggling with the touchpad, the laptop mouse alternative. Here are a few tips to help get you started.
If you're getting into online games, but are concerned about doing so safely, here's some basic safety advice. Playing games online can be very rewarding, and can be done without concern about abuse from other players if you know how.
If you're wondering whether a laptop might be a good next computer purchase, but aren't really sure what the differences are between a laptop and desktop, here's a quick overview to help you out.
Whenever Microsoft ships a new version of Windows, good and bad things happen: sales in the tech sector take off, and Windows users suffer from the bugs that Microsoft didn't catch. But as far as bad news, Windows 7 may be the exception to the rule.
As you begin to use your computer more you'll create documents that you'll want to store. Figuring out how to organize the documents on your computer will make your life much easier and clear the clutter.
Instant messaging (IM) is a way to communicate online using either your computer or cell phone. When you just want to ask a quick question or say hello, it can be a faster way to get a response than using email.
The Internet can be a wonderful source of medical information...but also offers con artists a chance to sell you phony cures that may have no effect, or worse, may harm you. Learn to spot signs of online medical fraud.
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