How to See/Find All Your Likes on Facebook On both the web and mobile version If you’re an avid Facebook user, you probably like dozens of posts each day from your profile on the site. By liking a post, you’re actually telling the author of that post that you acknowledge their work. In the background, you’re also actually creating a list of curated items that you like on Facebook. What if we showed you a method of how to see all of your Facebook likes?...

How To Sort Gmail By Sender, Subject, Or Label A way to tame the unruly inbox If you have an active email account, you most likely receive hundreds of messages from people vying for your attention in your inbox. Consequently, sifting through each new email to pick out the important ones becomes a daunting task. Fortunately, if you use Gmail, you have dozens of features and ways to sort, customize, and arrange your inbox and other folders to make it more manageable and give you more control over finding messages....

Can A Tablet Truly Replace a Desktop Computer Or Laptop? It’s time to ask that question again It’s not a stretch to say that laptops have virtually killed off desktop computers. Thanks to big price drops and performance on-par with non-mobile computers, for most people it makes more sense to get these all-in-one PCs than a big, noisy desktop machine. Ultrabooks in particular are popular because they are small, light and usually quiet thanks to a lack of fans....

5 Free Tools to Create Professional Infographics Jazz up your data quick and easy If a picture is worth a thousand words, how many is an infographic worth? Infographics have both words and pictures, so they represent the best of both worlds. If you have no design skills, how can you take your research and data and integrate it into a visually appealing infographic? Luckily, there are a host of free image tools to help youcreate engaging and professional infographics....

Accessing Local Files and Folders on Remote Desktop Session Much easier than emailing yourself The Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) feature of Windows allows you to remotely view and control remote Windows desktops. Sharing resources between your local and remote PC can be tricky, but it is possible to share your local files and folders over a remote desktop session using RDC or other remote desktop tools likeTightVNC. If you’re using RDC and want to access the files and folders on your PC when you’re connected, you’ll need to configure your RDC setup....