Jabra Elite 3 Review Ticks All The Right Boxes Trusted Reviews

Introduction The Jabra Elite 3 are the cheapest earbuds in Jabra’s true wireless line-up – and they’ve only gotten more tempting in the last year. When I first reviewed the Elite 3 toward the end of 2021, I was seriously impressed by their comfortable design, crystal-clear sound and long battery life. In fact, I was reluctant to part ways with this pair after the review went live. Revisiting the Elite 3 in December 2022, the earbuds have dropped from £80 to £50, making them an even better deal for those who are still unconvinced by their original price....

December 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1120 words · Melba Ingram

Linux Application Review Backup Solution Backintime Kde Edition

Installing & Launching Like most applications in an Ubuntu-based system, installing this couldn’t be any easier: For you “mainstream” Ubuntu fans, there’s also a GNOME-based version of this: In another weird turn of events in my Precise system, the installation didn’t create an entry in the menu for this (it appeared under the “System” menu in Oneiric), but a quick command in KRunner did the trick: Usage Once the application is launched, configuring it is reasonably straightforward....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 743 words · William Stoller

Linux Netstat Command Line Tips And Tricks

Netstat is available on all Unix-like operating systems. It is very useful for every system administrator to monitor and troubleshoot network-related problems and determine network traffic performance. In this tutorial we will discuss how to use netstat to find information about network connections and open ports on a Linux system. List all the TCP and UDP connections The simplest way to use netstat is to list all the TCP and UDP connections....

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 419 words · Harold Martinez

Locked Out While Upgrading Your Gmail Call Phone Try This Fix

For those who are not aware of the incident, if you are not located in United States, and you click the “Upgrade your account” in the Google Voice dashboard, you will get the error message ”Google Voice is not available in your country”. From then on, you won’t be able to get to the Google voice dashboard or add credit to your Gmail CallPhone. Effectively, you are locked out from using the call services....

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 281 words · Deborah Isom

Make Linux Boot Faster By Disabling Unnecessary Services

Some Linux distributions include “everything but the kitchen sink,” in an effort to make user life easier. This makes things such as file sharing or printing work out of the box. Unfortunately, the only way to do this is to include hundreds of utilities so that everyone finds something they need. Fortunately though, open-source operating systems give you the power and freedom to do as you see fit. This means you can disable or remove anything you don’t need....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 835 words · Richard Khachatoorian

Make Tech Easier Got A New Facelift

1. Speed The main emphasis of this new design was to improve the page load time. Using the Genesis framework (affiliate link), cache plugin and various time-saving techniques, we are able to shave/optimize a big chunk of redundant javascript, CSS and code and utilize the server resources more efficiently. The result is what you see now, a faster loading and more responsive site. 2. Print We have received plenty of feedbacks that you want to print our articles (we produce useful content days in and out, so why not?...

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 243 words · Linda Abplanalp

Making Ebooks Using Calibre On Linux

Calibre is cross platform and runs on Windows, OS X and Linux. This tutorial will focus on Linux but much of it applies equally to the other two platforms. Calibre can be installed via your distributions package repository or directly from Calibre. For Ubuntu you can install it from the Ubuntu Software Center or from the command line using: However the packages supplied by your distribution might be out-of-date, so you can also install it using this special command which will install the latest version directly from Calibre: This will run an installation script....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 660 words · Amanda Wade

Making Multi Track Music With Audacity

Although it’s not really made for the purpose, and it’s less like a DAW and more like and old 8-track Portastudio, you can record multiple tracks on the open-source cross-platform sound editor Audacity. It’s a professional quality sound wave editor which a lot of people use because it’s free and it’s good. With it you can convert different sound formats and also record music and master it for finished professional music and sound design....

December 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1191 words · Weldon Hill

Masione Multi Color Led Backlit Gaming Keyboard Review

If you want to learn more about this keyboard and get a chance to win one for yourself, keep reading. What’s in the Box When you open the box, you’ll find just one thing: the keyboard. There isn’t a guide or instruction manual, but as with most basic computer keyboards, one isn’t really needed. Set Up and Usage This is a USB wired keyboard, so you’ll need an available USB port to use it....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 524 words · Allen Dowling

Mastering Google App Marketplace In 3 Simple Steps

Just like the apps you can buy for a device like an Android, Blackberry or iPhone, you can now get both free and paid applications to extend the usability of your Google Apps account. If you are not quite sure what Google apps are, think of it like this. If you have a business, website or blog, you can use Gmail, Docs, Calendar and others with your own domain name....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 457 words · Ruth Ramos

Mastering Raspberry Pi Camera

Slice of Camera Pi Fitting the camera module to the Pi is simplicity itself. The camera connector is right behind the ethernet port. Just lift up the tab, gently insert the ribbon cable (silver side away from the ethernet port) and then gently push the tab down. The hard part is done. Now we need to take pictures and videos. Before you can use the camera you have to enable it....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 827 words · Albert Schneider

Mastering The Nano Text Editor On Linux

There are many different text editors available for Linux with the most popular being nano, vi and emacs. Each has its own strengths and its own weaknesses. Emacs is a powerful editor with a steep learning curve. Vi (or vim, a vi clone with various improvements) is available on almost every Linux and Unix-type installation (including FreeBSD and Solaris), often when no other editors are installed. However, Vi isn’t intuitive until you learn some of the basic ideas behind its construction....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 620 words · Thomas Matlock

Maximize Your Terminal Usage With Terminator

Some of the feature in Terminator includes: Arrange terminals in grid multiple tabs drag and drop reordering of terminal keyboard shortcuts config file to override gnome-terminal setting To install terminator, simply type the following command in your terminal: Go to “Applications -> Accessories -> Terminator” To split terminator horizontal, right click and select “Split Horizontally”. Similarly, to split terminator vertically, select “Split Vertically”. You can also drag and drop the terminal to rearrange them or to resize them to your liking....

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 280 words · Christina Martin

Moxo X 2 Levitating Bluetooth Speaker

Unfortunately, I’ve heard a lot of negative feedback about these speakers, and it did lower my expectations a bit. Many find that it’s just too hard to get the speaker to actually levitate. After trying one for myself, I found that the first time was the hardest, but each time after that gets easier. Many have also complained about the sound quality. Personally, I’ve really enjoyed the sound of the Moxo X-2 levitating Bluetooth speaker and can listen to it for hours....

December 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1042 words · Janine Johnson

Nautilus Actions Extra Adds Plenty Of Useful Options To Your Context Menu Ubuntu Nautilus

Nautilus Action Extra is an action script for Nautilus that adds plenty of useful options to the context menu (the window that pop up when you right-click your mouse). Once installed, you will get feature like “Open file in terminal”, “open file as administrator”, “repair filename”, “check sum” and many other advanced options easily accessible from the context menu. To install, open a terminal and type the following: Now, right click on any file/folder and you will see the following:...

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 334 words · Stacy Clark

New Chromium Based Microsoft Edge Released

As of right now, you can download a new version of Microsoft Edge that’s based on Chromium. This will (hopefully!) put Microsoft’s offerings a little closer to its competition. What Is “Chromium?” If you’ve never heard of Chromium before, it may remind you of another browser, Google Chrome. Chrome is, in fact, built off of Chromium, hence why their names are so similar. Chromium is an open-source browser that anyone can download, use, and tinker with....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 463 words · Dianne Zuehlke

Now S Your Chance To Get The Galaxy S22 Ultra On The Cheap With This Black Friday Tariff

This data-heavy deal would see you get the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra along with a 500GB monthly allowance for just £45 per month. This means that over the course of your 24-month contract, you’d pay £1,109 for the handset including the upfront cost (which alone is less than the RRP of £1149), but on top of that you’d get that huge amount of mobile data and unlimited calls and texts, making this a real cracker of a deal....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 499 words · Jan Burris

Opera Revisited Fastest Browser With A Free Vpn

Opera’s gone through a lot of changes since its height of popularity during the pre/early-Chrome Windows XP era, and I’d like to take another look at it and see if it stands up as a modern (or better) browsing option. Overview and Features Compared to booting up XP-era Opera, modern Opera feels rather different. Many of its features recall Chrome (especially due to being based on Chromium, but more on that later), but the interface itself reminds me more of my early experiences with Edge than anything else....

December 15, 2022 · 5 min · 957 words · Robert Kuhn

Perform Batch Resize Of Images Using Gthumb In Linux

And that’s precisely one of the reasons why we’ve been publishing tutorials that help you learn how to perform a batch resize using popular image editing apps – see our tutorials for Converssen and Phatch. Expanding the lineup, in this article we will discuss how you can perform the operation using gThumb. Note: all explanation is based on gThumb version 3.4.3, with the underlying OS being Ubuntu 16.04. Steps involved Given that the tutorial is centered around gThumb, you’ll have to first make sure you have the application installed on your system....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 532 words · Lou Ellis

Picplz The Ultimate Photo Sharing Website For Computer And Smartphone Users

Introduction PicPlz is the ultimate photo sharing website. In addition to letting you upload as many photographs as you want, the site lets you apply numerous image filters to your images. Moreover, the site connects with nearly all popular social networks and services such as Facebook, Dropbox, and Foursquare. By merging these features with the ability to like and comment on others’ pictures, PicPlz becomes the perfect social photo sharing website anybody could wish for....

December 15, 2022 · 3 min · 536 words · Angela Trevino