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Laptop Tips                   Having a laptop is more convenient for most active people than being tied to a desk with an unportable computer. Students, novelists, salespeople and entrepreneurs rely on their laptops to do their work or homework, stay in touch with friends, write memos and analyze spreadsheets. A good laptop can be as powerful as you need it to be. And that's why laptops are more expensive (sometimes much more) than a desktop PC. Just look at the flyers from office supply stores and electronic retailers to compare the pricing.                 Here are some tips to help you do that. They're not just advice about not spilling hot coffee or chips and guacamole on your keyboard, or not tossing your laptop across the room to a friend—many are suggestions that most of us wouldn't even think about. Here are 10 for you to put into action...if you haven't already: 1...

1. Importing contacts and email settings You'll need a Google account to purchase apps from the Google Play app store. Log in and contacts associated with that account will be recognised on the Xperia Z. 2. Install Sony's file transfer manager PC Companion is Sony's USB file transfer manager, letting you easily move photos, video and more from your computer to your phone, including stuff from your old phone. It can be used to import contacts from your computer too. Tap the Contacts app on the home screen and you'll be offered PC Companion as an import option. 3. Share contacts using NFC NFC stands for near-field communication, and is another close-range radio tech, a bit like Bluetooth. You can share contacts -- and music and photos -- with friends just by touching your NFC-enabled phones against each other (the Nokia's Lumia phones, such as the 620, can do this too). Enable NFC content sharing in the Settings > Wireless and Networks > ...