Tech on Shine

High-tech help: 6 organizing tips

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Stay in Sync
When possible, choose computer software and electronic products that let you
sync (and back up) everything together: to-dos, music, contacts, calendars, etc. Hitting one button keeps it all current.

Zip it Up
Copy all your photos onto a portable hard drive or key chain flash drive. “That way, when you visit others, you can high-tech help take it with you and share photos easily,” says Peter Walsh, author of Enough Already! Clearing Mental Clutter to Become the Best You.

Tech-Savvy Guide To Catching A Cheater

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>One in four women use technology to spy on their partner, according to a Virgin Media survey. Spy is a pretty strong word, since the results of this survey surely include time spent surfing Facebook (guilty, as charged!) texting and Twittering. If you do want to spy on your partner (and we can talk about trust issues later) YourTechStuff.com has prepared a list of gadgets that will help–and make you feel like Mission Impossible's Ethan Hunt. Du du du… du du du. DU DU! Check 'em out:

Gifts for the tech junkie

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Who doesn't love getting an awesome new gadget? These presents will easily enhance anyone's music, photos, video and lifestyle and make you the coolest gift-giver around. <br><br>500 XL Huge Earbud Computer Speakers, $50, <a rel="nofollow"...