The best Google "easter eggs" hidden in plain sight (pictures)
Whether or not you think Google adheres to its "don't be evil" motto, the company likes to think it has a sense of humor. Here are all the best hidden Google tricks to check out.
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Configuring Virtual PC 2007 to run Windows 3.11
Virtual PC 2007 is a handy tool for running multiple operating systems. However, it's not without its limitations when running an older OS like Windows 3.1. Here's what it takes to get everything working.
Six clicks: OneNote tricks to make you an instant expert
Microsoft's OneNote is a completely cross-platform app now, which means it can go with you anywhere. In this gallery, I present six of my favorite OneNote productivity secrets to help you get your personal and work projects organized.
Photos: Dead Body Guy--dying to be a corpse
Chuck Lamb hopes that by posing as a corpse on the Internet, he can win a role as a lifeless extra on TV.
eCheating: High-Tech ways to pass your exam
From pre-recorded MP3 files to printing out fake drink labels, how is tech used to cheat on exams?
Awesome Google Chrome extensions (May 2019 edition)
Get more done in Google Chrome, with this selection of hand-picked extensions from the Chrome Web Store. These free extensions allow you to do a variety of things, from taking screenshots to keeping your passwords safe. (Updated May 2019.)
How to install Oracle VirtualBox and Windows XP on Linux Mint (Gallery)
Here's a step-by-step guide to get Windows XP running on an Oracle VirtualBox-based virtual machine on Linux Mint
How to install Windows apps on Linux with CrossOver (Gallery)
In this example, I'm installing Microsoft Office 2010 on Mint 16 using CrossOver Linux 13.1.2.
BlackBerry's QNX and what it would do with a Maserati
BlackBerry has big plans for its QNX unit, which plays in the automotive middleware market. Here's a look at what QNX would do with a Maserati concept vehicle.
How do I... Change file extension associations in Windows Vista
Like Windows XP before it, Microsoft Windows Vista relies on a system of file extensions to determine which application will be called for a particular file. To change file associations a user must navigate to the Set Associations tool. Mark Kaelin shows how it works.
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