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There may be no shortage of tips and tricks for using Android from users the world over, but it’s less common to hear an assortment of suggestions from Google itself.

Sure enough, though, earlier this week Google’s senior vice president of product management Jonathan Rosenberg published a lengthy list of such hints, ideas and favorite apps on the official Google blog.

Many of the suggestions are specific to Android 2.3, or Gingerbread, which is currently available only on the Nexus S smartphone. Nevertheless, the… Read More

Firefox users who are used to having fifteen or more tabs open while surfing the web, or perhaps tend to load up their browser with a bunch of open pages from their last session, will surely know the impact this can have in terms of performance. It may not be a major issue on powerful desktop PCs with processing muscle and memory to spare, but you can bet more modest rigs and most laptops will struggle trying to pull up a huge list of pages at the… Read More

This tip is very useful for those who just migrated from Windows to Linux and are missing the interface and functionality of Microsoft Office 2007. To setup Microsoft Office in Linux is very simple and doesn’t need to write a single command line. In a few minutes you can start using Office 2007 on your Linux distribution.

Prerequisites

The only prerequisite, besides of Office 2007 DVD is PlayOnLinux, a simulator that allows you to install Windows programs in other operating systems like… Read More