Remembering wireless access points can be a hassle, most especially when you have tons of access points saved on your computer. Profiles of access points that are encrypted via WPA and WEP security ...

It’s not uncommon to have iOS and Android users living under the same roof. Indeed, perhaps you’ve been an iPod owner for many users, but recently decided to pick up an Android-powered smartphone or ...

Synchronizing your iPad with your computer is a recommended procedure that creates a backup of the device's content and settings should you need to restore it after resetting or replacing the iPad. It ...

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Previously, one of the great irritations of owning an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch was that you were constantly forced to plug in your phone or tablet to move data from your computer to your device.

The iPhone's greatest flaw has long been the need to connect it physically to iTunes. With iOS 5, your iPhone and iPad can break free. Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since Windows 95 was ...

With my announcement about leaving Evernote for the wonderful world of inking in OneNote, several folks have asked about how syncing is done in OneNote, the issues with using folder type syncing, etc.

When my broken computer had to go away to Apple's mysterious depot twice in one month, I found myself with two options: Use a PC, or get by with an iPad. At first, I assumed the PC would be the way to ...

When you connect your iPhone or iPad to a Windows PC, you'll be able to sync to it albums, songs, playlists, movies, TV shows, podcasts, books, audiobooks, photos and videos, contacts and calendars.