Tricks and Hacks

Nowadays, it is common to have more than one computer, like a personal/work computer and home computer that everyone uses in your house. When you have multiple computers, it is common that you find yourselves wanting to share or transfer files between those two computers. Thankfully, sharing files between two computers is way easier than you think and you can do it in multiple ways. 1. Windows HomeGroup If you have two Windows PCs that are Windows 7 and above then the easiest way to share files and folders between those computers is to use the Windows HomeGroup. Creating a HomeGroup in Windows is as easy as clicking a single button. However, one thing to keep in mind is the computers you want to access should be on the same network. To start off, search for “HomeGroup” in the start menu and open it. Once opened, click on the button “Create Homegroup.” The above action will open the HomeGroup creation wizard. Just follow the on-screen instructions. At the end of th...

Want to know where visitors are clicking on your website?  And which part of the website they click most? While Google Analytics can tell a lot about you Audience, it  can not  show you where exactly visitors are clicking on your website. Yes, there are other services(like  Crazy Egg  from Neil Patel) that give you details about the user behavior; like where they click, scroll, and keypress on your site; but these services are quite expensive and more suitable for the bigger website. And guess what, there is a simple way to find where visitors are clicking on your website, all you have to do is installed a simple chrome extension. Obviously, this is not as powerful as the paid services but it does give some good insights, like user click pattern and heat map of your website. There are several reasons, why would like to see where visitors are clicking on your website. For instance, you can see– Which links, users are clicking more. ...

Every device that connects to the Internet; whether it’s a Computer, Smartphone, Chromecast, or even a Smart TV; they all have unique identifier hardwired in their Network card. This unique ID is a 12 digit alphanumeric key called — MAC (Media Access Control) address. A typical MAC address looks something like this —  EB-52-02-F0-2E-06  and since it’s unique for each device, it’s often used to identify different devices on the network. Now, even though the MAC addresses are hardwired in your network card, You can still change it with the help the help of special tools or commands. But Why Change MAC Address? Well, there are several reasons to change MAC address. Some popular ones are — Privacy  — When you connects to the internet, the web server can not see your MAC address. But other devices on your Local Area Network can. So, if you want to be anonymous on a public WiFi then change your MAC address make sense. MAC filtering  — Most Airli...

If you are reading this then you might have lost your android or just want to prepare yourself for the disaster. If you happens to be from the first group then you have my condolence. And if you belong to second group who are just anxious, then I will really like to congratulate you for taking this wise decision. It’s good to be prepared. Now moving on, there is no better way to find out what can be done after you lose your smartphone other than taking advice from the loser (one who has lost his android) itself. Yes it might sound little weird to you, but trust me one who lost his/her smartphone has more experience of what can be done than others. And I consider myself as a winner of losing smartphones as this is second time in the year I lost my Android. Today I have lost my second android and I will be sharing tips on what can be done after losing your phone. Here are few things that I learned from this experienced. Key to get you phone back is to act immediate...