Microsoft has admitted that syncing files between your Windows 11 PC and OneDrive can slow your system down, while providing ...

Still using only one computer? This might be the year that changes. You could use a netbook as a secondary laptop for taking into meetings or on business trips, for ...

You can sync the contacts stored in your iPhone's address book with your PC by syncing the device with iTunes. However, you can perform the syncing only if you use an iTunes-compatible application, ...

Following a two-week delay, Google Inc.’s new Backup and Sync tool, which launched last month, is now available to download for Mac and Windows users. The new tool allows users to back up all their ...

Looking to sync your Android tablet or smartphone with a Windows 10 PC? It's pretty easy to achieve the syncing and transferring data back and forth, all thanks to Microsoft's Phone Companion app ...

Apple introduced a wireless synchronization feature in iOS 5. iTunes Wi-Fi Sync allows you to synchronize your iPod touch with iTunes without physically connecting it to your computer. Wi-Fi sync ...

I've actually lost track of all the iOS devices I have. From iPhones to iPads and iPods, there are a few generations of mobile Apple gadgets populating my home that are occasionally adopted or ...

If there’s an app that each Android user finds useful, it would certainly be SweetHome by SweeSoft. The reason why the app is so useful is because it enables an automatic sync between the Android ...

If you're looking to sync your folders and files to a cloud storage account, you'll find plenty of options in Linux.

During my almost twenty years at CNET, I handled benchmark testing/methodologies for both Mac and PC systems and, sometime after, integrated testing for micro-mobility (e-bikes, electric scooters and ...

Microsoft has dropped a feature from Windows Vista that would have allowed people running the new operating system to keep data synchronized among multiple PCs. The software maker said quality ...

"Faster equals better" is how you'd normally think about improving a gaming PC. A new CPU, gigabytes of RAM, and a more powerful GPU (not to mention the swift response times of an SSD) all give you ...