DaVinci Resolve Studio 15 Review – I’d been using Adobe Premiere Pro for about a decade, if not more. While I don’t do professional video editing, I’m quite involved in shooting and editing short videos here and there for church events, advertisements, short interviews for weddings, and such. I’ve been hearing about Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve […]
ESET NOD32 Antivirus Review – ESET NOD32 is one of the most popular antiviruses out there in the market (I used their NOD32 v4 back in 2009 and also reviewed the Smart Security Suite), and quite popular here in Australia that it even has a local support in Sydney. What I liked about NOD32 was
I’ve been using a small third-party software, WinSnap, since 2009 for all my screen capture needs. Sure, one can use Windows’ Snipping Tool that comes for free (or other free tools out there), but nothing is as simple as WinSnap. As time goes by, however, the needs grow to capture videos for on-screen demos, more
Note: This is a guest post written by Demi Accidents and mishappenings Almost all of us have gone on a deleting spree on our PCs and ended up deleting a file or photo one too many before we even realize our mistake. Or maybe you have been subjected to a malicious and unsuspected virus attack
Security Master Review – Ah, the joy of having an Android phone. With flexibilities and power, come malicious threats and complexity slow-downs if you are not careful. Even if you are extra careful with your device, there is no guarantee that you will never let your guard down. In times like that, or when you
Note: This is a guest post written by George MalwareFox is an Anti-Malware that has been creating buzz in Cyber security industry for some time now. In fact, so much noise was created around it that many people now are questioning the authenticity of this program and how safe it is to use it. That’s why
Note: This is a guest post written by Aurelian Luke Probably many of you love to create movies from your own photos and videos – whether it is a collection of holiday memories or a birthday gift. This fun and creative activity may seem incredibly difficult because most of the editors have so many different
Kiwi for Gmail Review – Finally, a native Gmail app for Mac is here. Okay, so maybe not entirely native because Kiwi for Gmail is actually a browser based Gmail client for Mac. But it does have great features and seamless integration with your Mac. In this review, I am going to go through some
1Password Review – After reading the list of worst passwords in 2015, you should either laugh at it or better, get shocked seeing your password in there. If your reaction is the later, then congratulations. You should start investing in password managers and change all your simple, silly passwords into something better and more secure.
Facebook Paper Review – Finally, we can all download the most anticipated, official, new app from Facebook, Facebook Paper. The app looks better than the stock Facebook app, very intuitive to interact with, and comes with its very own news feed from media outlets around the world. So is it worth a download and to
I was never a believer of security software. Until recently. A couple of weeks ago I accidentally downloaded a malware from Google Play. I was searching for an app already popular in iOS but it was in fact a malware in disguise (if only I was being more diligent and checked the reviews beforehand I
Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium Review – On the 30th of January 2013, Microsoft released their new Office suite, Office 2013, through a subscription-based service for consumers. A subscription of the Office 365 Home Premium will entitle you to download, install, and use Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, OneNote, and Access. You can go
