System Lens can bring the speed back to your Mac

It seems like so long ago, but there was a time when your Mac was fast. These days, though, using your favorite computer is a sloth. Your Mac has slowed down with age. A part of the problem may be the apps you’ve downloaded to it. Thankfully, writer Matt Elliott with CNET has a solution: It’s time for you to download System Lens, an app that lists the apps running on your device and the amount of resources they are consuming.

Exposing some surprising tech myths

Think you’re tech savvy? Well, you’ve probably fallen for more tech myths than you know. For instance, Mac computers aren’t really virus-proof and emptying your recycle bin doesn’t entirely delete the files it once held. And if you’re using private browsing you’re still not surfing the Internet anonymously.

iPhone or iPad slow? Take these steps

Does your iPad regularly crash as you surf the Web? Does your iPhone battle to pull up videos and Web pages? The chances are your device is getting old. And this often means slow performance. There is hope, though. Lifehacker writer Gordon Whitson in a recent feature presented several tips for owners seeking to inject new life into their lethargic iPhone or iPad.

What should smartwatches do?

Are you itching for a smartwatch? If so, you're in luck. The Samsung Galaxy Gear is now available and rumors are swirling that Apple is planning its own iWatch. But what features should a smartwatch boast?

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Thomas Claburn, an editor with InformationWeek, has some suggestions.

The quality vs. quantity debate

Your business has two main avenues to profit: You can focus on quantity, producing the highest possible number of goods and services. Or you can concentrate on quality, creating the best products or services in your market. ITWorld writer Matthew Mombrea focuses on this tug-of-war in a recent ITWorld column.

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