Do New Software And Cloud Updates Suggest That The Bridge Between Mobile And Desktop Is Getting Shorter?
October 10, 2014
Sponsored By Computer Service Now–A Brand By Rentacomputer.com The fight between mobile and desktop has been going on for a while now. Today, business and people move too fast for us to be sitting behind a desk for long periods of time. As business becomes more mobile, so too must our technology and software. Our […]
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About The ‘Peter Pan Virus’ Phishing Emails
September 9, 2014
Thousands of people have been receiving emails with what has become known as the “Peter Pan Virus”. It is a scam email that claims that you have booked tickets to see a pantomime in Bournemouth at Christmas time. A warning has now been issued about this, as it has become a really big deal. It […]
Read MoreComputer Security Watch – Aug 25 2014
August 25, 2014
All The Small Things Today’s Top Threat W32.Changeup!gen50 The W32.Changeup is a worm that spreads through removable and mapped drives. If you are on a network, this worm can do some pretty serious damage, and spread like wild fire. Today’s Top Stories Website Add-on Targets Japanese Users, Leads To Exploit Kit “In the past […]
Read MoreYahoo Is Going To Enable Encrypted Emails In 2015
August 12, 2014
With all of the big news right now about widespread Internet surveillance, everyone has been scrambling to counter that with widespread encryption so that the NSA and other spy agencies or hackers can’t access our personal information so easily. Everyone has been trying to encrypt everything. Google was first to jump in, and now Yahoo is […]
Read MoreiOS Security Called Into Question Yet Again
July 30, 2014
Apple has had a really hard time lately trying to defend themselves against claims that iOS is less than secure. They have been called into question two times in less than two weeks. This time, Apple is denying they iOS has a backdoor that allows third parties to get access to their users personal information. […]
Read MoreThe PC Is Dead, And The Apple IBM Deal Is Proof
July 25, 2014
Times are changing, and this is a fact that no one can deny. Technology is different from what it was just 10 years ago. The technology we use in video games, TV’s, and even our computers. Computers have definitely changed from a decade ago. Remember Gateway computers? Yea, so do I. Society is changing with […]
Read MoreGoogle Is Using Hackers To Make The Internet A Safer Place
July 20, 2014
Google has launched a new project that they are calling “Project Zero”. They have hired a whole team of hackers for the project, and the whole goal is to find all of the biggest bugs that are scattered across the internet. After the whole Heartbleed incident earlier this year, there has been a growing concern […]
Read MoreThe Windows 9 Preview Is Coming Sooner Than Expected
July 10, 2014
Back in May rumor had it that the Windows 9 preview was going to be available by spring 2015. Since then, there have been some updates that suggest that the preview version of Windows 9 might actually be available much earlier than that. Sources at Microsoft have confirmed with ZDNet that the next version of […]
Read MoreTargeted Internet Ads Could Be A Thing Of The Past Thanks To New Google Tool
June 30, 2014
Needless to say, Google is doing pretty well for itself. One of the reasons for this success, however, are those annoying ads you see popping up on your sidebar all the time. Mining personal data to deliver targeted ads to users is one of the main lifelines for the search engine and other online firms. […]
Read MoreYou Aren’t Getting The Internet Speed You Are Paying For
June 20, 2014
According to a report by the Federal Communications Commission, most of the ISPs out there aren’t even providing their customers with the broadband speeds that they are paying for. Can you believe it? You probably can. Chances are, you are wondering why you even pay for the crappy internet connection you have right now. The […]
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