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Have you heard? Firefox OS is in the house! But hold your "foxes", this operating system is Mozilla's attempt at a smartphone OS. Want more information? You can visit http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/os/... Curious and want to try it out? There is a Firefox OS Simulator add-on for the Firefox browser on your computer. It is not perfect but it will offer an environment that looks and feels like a mobile phone using the OS. If you are a developer, use this to develop and test apps.

Have you explored your phone or tablet's voice dictation feature lately? Just open any app and bring up a keyboard by tapping in a text field. At the bottom-left corner of your keyboard, you will see the MICROPHONE icon. Tap on it and start speaking. Your device will insert the words. THINGS TO REMEMBER: > Say the punctuation as the phone and/or tablet will not automatically insert them. For instance, if you want to say "Hello! How are you doing?", you have speak the words "H...ello exclamation point how are you doing question mark." > Should you need to remove a word or two, you have to tap on the clear or delete button to do so.

Add Holidays from different countries and religions in your Outlook Calendar. Just follow the steps below: > Click on the File tab then on the left side, click on Options > Once the Options dialog box appears, click on Calendar in the list on the left > Under Calendar options, click "Add Holidays"... > In the Add Holidays to Calendar dialog box, select the check boxes for the countries and/or religions you whose holidays you want to add to your calendar > Click on OK when the confirmation dialog box displays > You will be brought back to the Outlook Options dialog box. Click OK to close it > Click on your Calendar to display the marked dates Happy "Holidays" wherever you are from!

Following are the 20 must-know keyboard shortcuts for Windows PC: > Windows Key = Shortcut to Start Menu > Ctrl + C = Copy > Ctrl + X - Cut... > Ctrl + V = Paste > Ctrl + F = Find > Alt + Tab = Switch between running applications > Alt + Shift + Tab = Switch between running applications in reverse > Ctrl + Tab = Move between tabs in an application or browser > Ctrl + Shift + Tab = Move between tabs in an application or browser in browser > Ctrl + P = Print > Ctrl + T = New Tab in a browser > Ctrl + Left or Right Arrow keys = Go Back or Forward while browsing > Ctrl + L = Highlight web browser address bar to type a new one > Alt + F4 = Close current application > Ctrl + W = Close current browser tab or document > Windows Key + L = Lock your computer screen > Ctrl + Alt + Delete = Launch Task Manager and do other operations such as Signing Out Additional shortcuts for Windows 8 users: > Windows Key + C = Launch Charms bar > Windows Key + Tab = Open App Switcher > Windows Key + D = Take you back to the Desktop from anywhere > Windows Key + X = Quick Access to Shut Down, Restart, and Control Panel

Do you use the Windows Calculator for quick calculations while using Excel? Then add it to the Quick Access Toolbar to save time! > Click on the "File" Menu then on "Options". > On the left side of the new window that appears, click on "Quick Access Toolbar". > Select "Commands Not in the Ribbon" from the "Choose commands from" drop-down list.... > Scroll down on the list to find "Calculator". > Click on "Add" and then on "OK" to accept the change. You'll then see the calculator on the Quick Access Toolbar (which is above the Menu bar).

Sleep Mode is a power-saving state. It is basically the same as "Standby". It stops all actions and any open documents are put in memory. Sleep mode is useful if you want to stop working for a short period of time. Hibernate mode saves your open documents and running applications to your hard drive and shuts down the computer. So in this mode, the computer uses zero power. When the computer is powered back on, it will resume everything where you left off. Use Hibernate if you won't be using your laptop for an extended period of time without closing your documents.

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Did you know that there are two types of "resets" you can perform? One is called a "soft reset" which is simply restarting a device --- turning it off and then on again. This is often used when a blue screen appears or your computer is so slow probably because of a program that's consuming too much of the CPU. The other is called a "hard reset" which is resetting a device's software state back to its factory default. This is especially useful when your computer (or any device per se) becomes completely infected with malware.

If you are one of those users who need to open multiple skype accounts at the same time (maybe one for work and one for personal use), then today is your lucky day! Skype has a hidden option for you to use. To open a new Skype instance while another is already open, first, open your Command Prompt (Start > Type cmd). In the prompt type the following: For 32-bit Windows:... C:\Program Files\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe /secondary For 64-bit Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Skype\Phone\Skype.exe /secondary Skype will open a new login window. Happy Skype-ing!!!