The mouse and graphical user interface are still arguably two of the greatest innovations in computing. They make computers easy to use, but that does not always mean slinging a cursor around is the ...

Keyboard shortcuts are designed to help you navigate faster and perform actions quickly that otherwise take long to execute. Windows operating system, by far, supports plenty of built-in keyboard ...

Who needs a mouse anyway?

ChromeOS has been adding capabilities to bring it up to speed with other operating systems for…well, for as long as Google has been working on it, which is about 12 years now. The latest update might ...

Move your way around your computer quickly.

ChromeOS devices just got a new stable update (M123) that enables of keyboard shortcut customizations. Also, the customizations extend to the mouse buttons so you can assign the actions you want. Both ...

Despite the most ardent efforts by Microsoft and Apple, Google's Chrome is currently the most popular web browser on the planet. While some people attribute its meteoric success to the fact that ...

Today, I’ve got another bunch of OS X 10.5 tips, focused on some shortcuts you may not have yet discovered. One of the great changes in 10.5 is that entries in the Print dialog’s PDF drop-down menu ...

Anyway, here are the lists, courtesy of the MS Knowledge Base: shortcuts for XP and for 9x/ME.<BR><BR>Anyone know what the key combination is for the windows key when you don't have one? I use an old ...

As longtime Mac Gems readers have likely deduced, I love keyboard shortcuts. If I can access a function more quickly or more easily, I’m all for it. I’m also a big fan of contextual menu plugins—being ...