You've probably seen the Google car with a mounted camera, snapping footage for the Street View mode.

It's amazing that we can use a computer or phone to see places we've never visited.

But if privacy is important to you, knowing that Joe Bloggs in Sydney, Australia, can check what sort of car you have parked on your drive, or the color of your curtains, might be disconcerting.

Therefore, you might be thinking about blurring your house on Google Maps.

It's simple enough to do – but should you?

If you answered yes, then how do you do it?

This guide shows you how.

We know the chance to hear unique voices is more important than ever at the moment, but is blogging still the way to put your ideas across in 2022?

The art form itself is practically as old as the Internet and offers individuals a chance to share their passions with an audience of like-minds.

Around ten years ago, though, it was picked up by companies as a part of their marketing arsenal.

As a personal blogger, how can you ensure your blog stands the best chance in 2022?

Let’s look at five things that prove blogging is still relevant in 2022, and how you can use them to influence how you write your own blog.

When you buy a laptop, you do so with the intent to use it over a long period.

Unlike phones, which tend to be upgraded every couple of years, some folks go years without swapping computers.
And why would you?

As the saying goes: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” (unless it is your phone - of course)

Well, owning a laptop is a lot like owning a car.

With proper maintenance, gentle use and regular care, your equipment will last for years to come.

Ignoring important factors like cleaning and manufacturer updates can result in a bogged-down machine that’s frustrating to work with.

If you want to get as many years as possible out of your beloved laptop, you’ll want to follow these seven essential maintenance tasks every month.

Windows and Android are very popular, so naturally, there are a lot of people who use both.

Microsoft’s “Phone Link” app integrates your Android phone with your PC, giving you access to your phone’s notifications, text messages, photos, and more, right on your PC.

This quick guide shows you the steps to make the connection so you do not need to constantly pick up your phone while you are on your PC.

Now your phone is on your PC. Give it a try and if you do not like it you can always remove the connection.