Google Calendar event images

When we create events in Google Calendar, there's a chance you might end up with a customized image that will allow for a easier visual inspection of our calendar.

Google can also search for colors

Whether you're looking for a new color or just want to check out what a RGB color code is, Google can help.

Check which apps and services can access your main accounts

It's easy to lose track of the numerous apps and services that can access your data, and it's important that every once in a while you check it out and remove all non-essential apps that do so.

How to access flash sites in Chrome 57

With the latest Chrome 57 we not only get the most efficient Chrome version ever... but also a Chrome that stops us from accessing Flash sites. Thankfully, there's an easy workaround.

How to see icons from email senders on Gmail

There are countless tools that aim to make it easier to manage your email; but if all you're looking for is a way to see who's really sending you an email, then check out this Gmail Sender Icons.

5 ways to snap screenshots on Windows

Capturing a screenshot is one of the thing that, sooner or later, every user has to do, and most Windows users now that they can use the PrtScr ("Print Screen") key to do it. However, you may be surprised there are a few extra ways to grab screenshots, and some may even help you save valuable time.

10 "secret" iOS 10 features you're likely to miss

The new iOS 10 comes with things you won't be able but notice like the new lock screen, but there are lots of other changes that might go unnoticed. Here are some of the most interesting.

How to enable Night Shift in Low Power mode in iOS 9.3

The most visible new feature of iOS 9.3 is Night Shift, which reduces the blue light emissions in order to minimize sleep disturbances when you're using your iPhone or iPad before going to bed. However, that's a feature that gets disabled as soon as low power mode kicks in... unless you ask Siri.