Geek Squeaks is back... - After taking a break from posting Geek Squeaks, I am thinking of bringing it back. Geek Squeaks is a name I came up with as an identifier to my readers that when you see a Geek Squeaks' post it is a "quick read" compilation of tech news, software, apps and anything... Continue Reading →
I can remember a time where there was question whether the Google Play store (for Android) would be a success or not; especially, at a time when Apple was already established and was the ruler of the "app" market. Since that time Google Play has exploded with their proliferation of apps, for the Android platform,... Continue Reading →
While checking out some of the Android apps at Google Play, I came across a section, in Google Play, carrying the title of Must-Have Apps. In this section there is a listing of a 127 apps that Google is apparently promoting as being some of the best... If you are an Android user, this is not... Continue Reading →
Daily I visit Amazon's AppStore For Android to look for their Free App of the Day and have managed to acquire a nice collection of some very good apps. To Get Started, you have to set up an Amazon account and download the Amazon Appstore app to take advantage of the free offerings. Another daily... Continue Reading →
I am big into the Android apps and not afraid to take them for a spin (on my smartphone or tablet). Android Authority recently drafted a nice review on "35 of the best free Android Apps". After reading the article, I must say my taste for Android Apps must be right on. Out of the... Continue Reading →
[FEATURED GEEK SQUEAK] Understanding The Difference Between Refreshing, Resetting Or Restoring Your Windows 8.1 PC– If you are a Windows 8.1 PC user and you are finding that your computer may not be running up to par; you have several options to either refresh, reset or restore your PC. It is very important to understand... Continue Reading →
[FEATURED GEEK SQUEAK] Microsoft OneNote - Many of you may be familiar with Microsoft OneNote, which Microsoft describes as an “extension of your brain”. The HOT NEWS this week is that OneNote is now FREE everywhere. This means that you can download, sync and use OneNote on all of your computing platforms. OneNote is now... Continue Reading →
Want to create an Android environment on your PC to run your favorite Android apps? You can, with Bluestacks App Player. I have been using this to test the Android Apps I come across prior to installing on my Android Devices (tablets and smartphones) or recommending them here on the blog. The Bluestacks App... Continue Reading →
SELLING OR SCRAPPING YOUR PC? If so, you need to securely wipe the hard drive with Darik’s Boot and Nuke… LISTEN TO THE NEWS ON YOUR SMARTPHONE with an Android app that was selected as one of the top apps for 2013. I currently have this on my phone and I love it. Especially, when... Continue Reading →
THE BEST 100 ANDROID APPS FOR 2013 carefully reviewed and selected by PCMag.com… BURN DISCS QUICKLY, easily, with maximum quality and minimum hassle with Ashampoo Burning Studio FREE… WHAT IS YOUR POSTION on removable storage and removable batteries in smartphones??? A NEXUS 5 SMARTPHONE CASE that I highly recommend… Geek Squeaks’ features a round-up of... Continue Reading →
Summary: A must-have (FREE) YouTube video downloader (and converter); The 100 Best Android Apps of 2013, as compiled by PCMag.com; A great collection of Thanksgiving wallpapapers; and, A deal everyday through Black Friday!!! Geek Squeaks’ features a round-up of tech products, news, software, apps, wallpapers, articles, you name it; from my favorite tech web sites…... Continue Reading →
Another sad day in the United States. Two bombs exploded in the crowded streets near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, killing three people and injuring more than 130 in a bloody scene of shattered glass and severed limbs that raised alarms that terrorists might have struck again in the U.S. –... Continue Reading →
Recently I added an archive page to Bookmarks4Techs which is a listing of links (with titles) to every article I ever posted at What’s On My PC. When I came up with the idea I had to find a way to generate the list (which, at the time, was approximately 1450 articles) without expending a... Continue Reading →
The intent of this post is to let people know that there is a Windows based application, called BlueStacks, that is in the early development stages (alpha stage) that will allow you to play Android Apps on your Windows based PC and sync those apps via BlueStacks Cloud Connect. Again, the intent here is to... Continue Reading →
