It's easy to teach an old dog – or a young one – new tricks, especially if he has already learned such basics as "stay" and "sit."
You love your iPhone and you can't live without it, but it's lacked the basic ability to cut, copy, and paste across multiple apps. With Apple's OS 3.0 upgrade, you can do it all with just a few taps.
Cell Phones from Seaworthy
Got knowledge? Contribute to Knol, the free service from Google that allows you to communicate, collaborate, and share your know-how with the world – and gives you credit for your work.
General Internet from bender
Low battery – two words you never want to hear. Banish them with these tips.
Cell Phones from Seaworthy
Has your child’s homework become a second job for you, too? If so, does that mean he’s being assigned too much of it? Here’s how to find out.
The people who walk away from catastrophes all have a few things in common. Now you can follow their lead.
Prepare for the switch to digital TV by following our tips on dealing with your old television and rabbit-ear antenna.
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Some governments and organizations employ proxy servers to filter web content, permitting access to some web sites while blocking others. Here are several ways to get around these censorship policies. For more information, go to "www.movements.org":http://www.movements.org
General Internet from bender
People say "lame duck" like it's a bad thing. But there are definite perks to being on your way out of the Oval Office.
Political Careers from bender
Life is not always a walk in the woods, but when it is, make sure you don’t step in the poison ivy.
Make your own noise cancelling headphones that block out traffic noise, screaming babies, airplane noise... for $20! These blow away my Sennheisers!
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but they’ll take forever to start that fire. Here’s how to do it the modern way.
Whether you call them the police, the Five-0, the Po-po, or something else entirely, be cool and follow these steps.
Criminal Law from Seaworthy
An omelet is only a little more work than a bowl of cereal, and it's at least twice as classy.
Breakfast from michaelrsanchez
A symbol of royalty in ancient Rome, China, and Egypt, a necktie has always conferred status of some kind. Learning to properly tie the four-in-hand, or a simple knot, is a sure sign of manhood.
Suits & Ties from bender