Getting the Most Out of Wi-Fi: Part One
People often ask me how I come up with the topics for the posts that comprise the Finish Line Blog. One word: experience. Either I’ve been through these things myself,… Read more »
Category: How-To
Word to Your Mother
I’m really sorry about the title. I couldn’t sleep last night, and apparently the combination of a lack of sleep and the fumes of ant spray in my apartment caused… Read more »
Free Yourself
Does the battery life on your iPhone make you slap your head and say, “Aye, aye, aye?” Smart phones are a wonderful invention. There’s no limit to the things that… Read more »
Keep Your Apps Close, and Your Enemies Closer
Last week, we examined the various security settings that are available to Facebook users. We discussed everything from login notifications to what you can do with your account after you… Read more »
Thumbs Up for Facebook Security
Do you have a Facebook account? If so, you’re not alone. The most recent statistics I’ve seen are through April 22, 2015. As of then, there were 1.44 billion monthly… Read more »
The Search is Over
If you joined us for last week’s Finish Line Blog post (if you missed it click here), you learned about five useful apps for your smart phone. Hopefully we provided… Read more »
The Easter Eggs of Windows
No, not those kinds of Easter eggs! In the world of technology and entertainment, often developers will sneak a little extra something into their software, game, movie, etc. that isn’t… Read more »
A Call for Backup
Pop quiz: what’s the most expensive part of a computer? Is it that fancy new 25″ monitor? The high capacity, new technology, solid state hard drive? The latest and greatest… Read more »
Time is Money
We’ve all heard it proclaimed that “Time is Money” over the years. It may not have always registered because it’s possible it came from an annoying boss we were trying… Read more »
You’ve Gotta Know When to Hold ‘Em
I’m sure Kenny Rogers wasn’t singing about computers when he wrote “The Gambler”. For one thing, it was released in 1978 when one computer would fit into a gymnasium. Even… Read more »