How to hack into a Windows PC and stop it from happening to you

Just when you thought you were safe, and your data was guarded by an un-hackable password, LifeHacker publishes an article that will scare you as much as it will excite you. It will excite you because you’ll be able to hack into friends computers, and mess around with their files and say “see, you gotta protect your crap man!”, or change their wallpaper to the blue screen of death, hide the icons and startbar and watch them freak out.

T3ch H3lp's Simple Buying Guide for Windows Phone 7

Sure, you’ve seen guides on how to buy Android phones before and maybe some Windows Phone 7 reviews, but how are you going to choose which WP7 phone you want? Well, T3ch H3lp just made your life a whole lot easier — Behold, the ultimate buyer’s guide to choosing the right Windows Phone 7 for you! Presented to you in an interactive graphic form (because giant images don’t help) and we want you to have this available as a reference when choosing a WP7 Phone — Guide after the break!

Lose your phone? Call it from your browser and find it!

This is when creativity and simplicity come together and have a baby — that baby’s name is awesomeness! — This fun little app will allow you to call your phone that you supposedly lost inside your couch, or play a prank on some friends (grab a scream ringtone, phone goes under their pillow… get the picture?). The app was developed by @davedawson , a designer from Brooklyn NY, and it was made free of charge just because he is a good guy. He says “This site is for entertainment and I will not spam you in any way.” and we believe that — This app gets the T3ch H3lp stamp of approval.

Try it out! — Call your lost phone / Learn more about Dave

Sencha Touch is the first HTML5 Mobile app Framework

Just 5 years ago, developing “web apps” meant developing a great website — and I’m not even sure if the term “web apps” had even gone mainstream 5 years ago. Since the release of iPhone, Android (and especially iPad), web designers and developers have been scrambling to create and revise apps using HTML5, Javascript and CSS3 to be compatible with todays mobile technology — but there hasn’t really been an easy way of creating mobile, in-browser apps until now.

You want to ditch Cable TV for the Internet, here's the deal

You’ve heard all the talk about people switching from using cable, to harnessing the power of online content (and usually saving money in the process), but the thing is, you have been afraid of switching. You don’t quite get how it all works — how you get that stuff from the internet onto your TV, what shows are available, and if you are really going to save money. LifeHacker has put together an absolutely fantastic article on what you get with internet TV and online content. Price and selection is what it’s all about, and ditching cable has never looked more appealing.

Read more - Over at Lifehacker, written by Kevin Purdy

Brandon Davenport Sep 29, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us How to, Humor, Twitter, Videos

The most Mind-bending, complicated way to un-follow someone on Twitter

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The most Mind-bending, complicated way to un-follow someone on Twitter

This is a video from a guy named Robert, who has about 90 videos on Youtube as of now — covering a wide range of topics to help you keep up with the tech world. Recently, he uploaded a video on how to un-follow people on Twiter, and trust me, it’s more complicated than filing your taxes. It involves a 3rd party service called “Friend or Follow” and Exel Spreadsheets — so hang on tight and prepare to have your mind blown.

Brandon Davenport Sep 20, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, How to, Humor

How to stop Screenlookers - Picture

At Sep 20, 2010

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When push comes to shove, winning is all that matters — but when some dorkface is peeking at your split-screen, things get rough. You’ve had the arguments, the bickering and the fights and you’ve lost every time to those low-life screenlookers. Well, lets just say all it took was a little scotch tape and ingenuity.