 | Earlier we had told you about a smart tool (that comes for free) called MyMobileR which lets you control your Windows Mobile based smart phone right from your desktop or your Laptop. In this article we will tell you how you can do various things using your Windows Mobile based Smartphone and MyMobileR. |
| Busy professionals and computer entrepreneurs generally spend most of their time on their personal computers. Syncing and being able to control your mobile phones right from your computer is something which every busy computer professional looks for. In this article we will tell you how to use a tool called MyMobileR to control your Windows… |
 | Using GPRS/EDGE connectivity feature of your mobile phone for surfing on your computers is quite easy if you happen to use Windows, thanks to the dedicted softwares provided by mobile phone manufactures like Nokia’s PC-Suite, Motorola’s Phone Tools etc. Well, things are not that easy in Tux’s world due to the lack of availability of… |
 | How often do we forget our passwords? Well this is a very absurd question. The Password Managers of the various browsers these days make sure we forget our passwords (sarcastically). And as we forget passwords, the innumerable web services have to take care of the password retrieval mechanisms which generally consists of sending a verification… |
 | Microsoft is leaving no stone unturned in publicizing it’s all new Bing Search engine (read: decision engine). Now, Microsoft has come up with yet another wonderful promotional tool for the Bing search engine – ‘Ring tones’. Microsoft is giving away three free ring tones for your mobile phone. Since these three tones are in mp3… |
 | Skype, the internet phone software makers, have now introduced the biggest and best changes to Skype for Windows – ever. If you haven’t tried the new-look Skype for Windows yet, you should do it right now. It will really make a difference to you, and only takes a moment to upgrade. And here are three… |
 | Google is on a roll these days. First it was the launch of Gmail Offline, then it went under sea with Google Earth 5.0, now it has provided a nifty feature which lets you and your friends know about each others’ current location, and going by the way Google is launching these services, I believe… |
