Are you wanting to learn more about WordPress?  From mainstream websites to personal blogs, WordPress is one of the most important and powerful publishing platforms today.  There’s a wealth of information of information available online, but it can be very difficult to learn everything there is to know about something as big as WordPress from scattered blog posts and articles.  That’s where Digging into WordPress fits in.  Keep...

Would you like to backup your computer to make sure your data is always available no matter what happens?  There are many ways to backup your computer, but the only way to make sure your data won’t get lost or destroyed is to store it in the cloud.  Cloudberry makes it easy to backup your whole computer to a variety of online storage services, so let’s see how you can use it to backup your computer to Amazon S3. Cloudberry Backup is a...

Are you wanting to start a new WordPress-powered website, but need more power and flexibility than WordPress.com offers?  WordPress.com is a great place to start out blogging, and it even works great for simple, small business websites, but if you want to take advantage of the ecosystem of amazing themes and plugins available for WordPress, you’ll have to move to self-hosted WordPress.org.  This means you’ll need to find a hosting...

Want to start designing the next skyscrapers, green cars, or blockbuster animated films?  Here’s how you can get all the Autodesk tools you need absolutely for free while you’re in college! With the rising cost of college tuition and textbooks, students are being squeezed for funds on every end.  Thankfully there’s one major area that being a student really can help you save money: software.  Most companies offer steep discounts on...

Were you disappointed to find that Photoshop Elements doesn’t contain some of the features you need?  Photoshop Elements is a great, economical solution to full Photoshop, but it’s missing some vital tools you may need to use with your images.  Whether you’re trying to view layers inside groups, edit color curves directly, or use layer masks, you may have already been frustrated at some of the limitations in this otherwise excellent...

Last fall, Microsoft launched Windows with commercials stating that Windows 7 was my idea, so it seems like a good idea to let Microsoft know what we the users want to see in Windows 8.  A number of technology blogs are currently running a survey from Michael Pietroforte to let their readers all give feedback on different features they’d like to see in the next version of Windows, and I’m excited to let Techinch readers join in as...