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Buying an all-in-one PC
An all-in-one PC combines many of the advantages of the desktop PC and the laptop in one convenient package. Popular all-in-one PCs include the Apple iMac, the Lenovo IdeaCentre B500, Dell Inspiron One 2310 and the HP Pavilion MS214, among others.
Fixing common computer errors
Fom problems such as a slow boot speed or prolonged pauses to extremes like the dreaded ‘blue screen of death’, these computing tips could help.
Buying a bed
Investing in a decent bed will help your sleeping hours be more comfortable and fulfilling, in turn helping you make the most of the time you’re awake. A good bed starts with a good bed frame – we’ve outlined the main types of beds below.
What to look for when buying a webcam
Ideally a webcam should come with a separate headset with microphone attached, great for one-to-one chats, and an integrated microphone for group or family chats.
How to buy a keyboard and mouse
Buying a new keyboard may seem straightforward enough, however, not all keyboards are made equal. If your old keyboard is plagued with broken or sticking keys, or in dire need of an upgrade, we tell you what features are available and what to keep in mind when buying a new one, as well as what to look for when choosing a mouse.
Features of iOS 5 and iCloud
Apple has revealed the new features of iOS 5 – the latest version of the iPhone operating system – and iCloud, its new content sharing service. The update will be available free on the iPhone 3GS and all later versions, and will be arriving by the end of the year.
Best new features of Internet Explorer 9
It’s very much a case of ‘less is more’ with Microsoft’s latest version of Windows Internet Explorer web browser, Internet Explorer 9 (IE9). Fewer toolbar options mean there’s more room for viewing web pages. Microsoft has cleaned up the look of the browser by moving commands bar functions like print and zoom into other menus (in most cases they’ve gone into the Tools menu).
IE9’s new – and rather useful – features may even appeal to those remaining users of Internet Explorer 6 that Microsoft is so keen to wean off the older browser. If you’re still running Windows XP you’ll be disappointed, though, as IE9 doesn’t support it. Here are some key features of the new web browser.
Filing your income tax returns online
If a fear of paperwork prevents you from filing your own tax returns, you can choose the easier option of filing them online. Here’s a guide to e-filing tax returns.
Organising your music using iTunes
Sorting your iTunes library
In the List View, you can sort the music downloads in your library in different ways by clicking the column headings. To list all the songs in your library by composer, right-click any column heading and select Composer.
Setting up Wi-Fi with Windows XP or Vista
Switch on your laptop’s Wi-Fi and search for the hotspot. The easiest way to do this is to click on the network icon near the clock at the end of your Windows taskbar and select Connect to a Network (if you’re using Windows Vista) or View Available Wireless Networks (if you’re using Windows XP).





