If you frequently use Google Chrome on multiple devices, you may want to sync your bookmarks, saved passwords, form autofill features, and other settings across those computers, smartphones or tablets ...

Syncthing is free and open-source software (FOSS) that establishes a peer-to-peer connection between two or more devices for ...

Pain in the Tech has written up a how-to on keeping your bookmarks in synch over multiple computers. Keeping your bookmarks synchronized between different computers is difficult since operating ...

Though you can usually sync your iPad to iTunes without incident, there may be times when you cannot get your iPad to manually sync with iTunes on your computer. If this happens, first download and ...

Q: Is there an easy way to get my Windows computer at home and my office computer to look and work the same way? A: Making your computers look and work the same way has it’s obvious benefits, but ...

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 ...

I have a client who uses 2 different computers in the same office for email, and uses the same account on both of them. I would like to have all incoming mail, sent items, address book, etc ...

There's nothing worse than getting to the office and realizing you left the most recent copy of an important file - whether it's your to-do list or a PowerPoint presentation - on your home computer.

Freeware application and Web service Dropbox instantly backs up and syncs your files over the Internet and to any Windows or Mac computer. Once you install the application, it will create a Dropbox ...

Q: I'd like to synchronize the information on my desktop and laptop computers so that they both have the same photos, music files, documents and e-mail. What's the best way to do that? A: You have two ...

Click to viewGreasemonkey is by far my favorite Firefox extension. It's the first extension I install on a new installation of Firefox, followed quickly by a slew of my favorite Greasemonkey scripts.