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Many of us will have several social media accounts ... like Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, Stumbleupon etc. However, it's a real pain to manage these accounts separately. I, myself only really use two ... Twitter and Facebook. So, to save me a lot of time and hassle, I've decided to sync my Twitter account with my Facebook. Once these acoounts are sync'ed, all I need to do is to post once on my Twitter account and my post will be displayed automatically on my Facebook account.

In this article we will how you how it's done. No need to log into separate accounts ... just post once and be done with it!

I've been looking to share my screen from my Macbook Air on two monitors (duplicate/clone) ... and there was not many options available. The guys at the Apple stores says it can't be done ... while I went to all the hardware stores to look for a mini-DisplayPort splitter ... it doesn't exist. So what can I do?

There are two options ... spend over $200 USD for a Matrox DualHead2Go or similar, which apparently has some incompatibility issues with the Macbook Air or around the same price ... go for a bulky VGA splitter box, which again isn't really what I wanted.

It took me a while to figure this out ... but finally I have a workable solution! In this article we will show you how to setup dual display for your Macbook Air via HDMI (duplicate/clone screen only). It even works with the lid closed (thanks to the FREE NoSleep app).

OK, hands up who's got a Gmail account? ... and hands up who's got an iPhone? Well, most of you will just go to the iPhones settings and add a Gmail account. Yes it's real simple ... but wait a minute, haven't you noticed something odd? Where are your contacts from your Gmail account?

The default settings on your iPhone does not give you contacts when you add a Gmail account. So what do you do? Well, there is a way to include your Gmail contacts ... and in this article we will show you how!

What's more ... once you've created the Gmail account using our special method, you'll be able to sync your contacts to your iPhone from your Gmail and vice versa on-the-fly ... what we call "Active Sync".

This "Active Sync" will also work for your Gmail calendars ... which will be reflected on your iPhone too.

Follow these simple steps ...

Now that you've exported your iPhone contacts ... you probably want to import them into a popular email platform such as Gmail.

In this article we'll show you how it's done in 3 simple steps!

What's more ... once you've imported your contacts to Gmail, you'll be able to sync your contacts to your iPhone from your Gmail and vice versa on-the-fly ... what we call "Active Sync".

This "Active Sync" feature, we will show you in our next article.

Are you ready? Now let's import your freshly extracted iPhone contacts to Gmail ...

Follow these simple steps ...

OK, so you have a load of contacts on your iPhone ... Yes, they're pretty safe on your iPhone and you have a backup on your iTunes, but what if you something happens to your phone? How will you get your contacts back?

In this article, we will show you how to export your iPhone contacts and save it to a CSV format (comma separate values).

• iTunes 10 users click here
• iTunes 11 users click here

This format is viewable using Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet applications, and be used to import into other email platform such as Gmail (we will show you how in another article).

Follow these simple steps ...

It's a long story, but basically the hard drive on my friend's computer ran out of space the other day. So in the end, we decided to buy a larger internal hard drive to replace the old one. Simple. So what's next?

Well, after we installed the hard drive, we decided to use it as the main C: drive instead, and use the old one as a backup. That's all good until we realize we can't find my friend's restore DVD. Fear not ... as we still have his Windows Vista disc which came with the system (it's a genuine copy may I add). However, the problem is ... he upgraded his copy of Vista to Windows 7 Ultimate some time ago. And what's worse, is that he upgraded it online and does not have the Windows 7 disc or the product/serial key.

So what do we do? Well, you can contact/phone the friendly people at Microsoft and the explain your situation, and hopefully they will be able to help (chances are you'll be fobbed off).

Luckily for my friend, I was kind enough to lend him my Windows 7 disc ...

UPDATE: Apple have changed the way they assign downloaded apps ... unfortunately as of now, this technique will ONLY work for apps assigned to the original downloader.

Have you ever wanted to install an App on your iPhone/iPad/iPod, only to find out that it's not available for your country! How annoying!

When I originally bought my iPhone, I was living in the United States, and thankfully due to my location I was able to download all of my favourite Apps with no issues at all.

Fast forward 2 years ... I am now living and working in Hong Kong due to family and business. I've also bought the new iPhone 4S, but to register and activate this new iPhone 4S, I had to input my credit card and address details. Yes, that's right ... both my credit card and residental address are now based in Hong Kong.

There is a way around this ...