Tuesday, April 12th, 2011
Hey Harry, want to go phishing?
If so, check this out:
Are you one of the lucky computer-using people that – in a split second of an overdue update – got hacked and lost all of the money that you had in
Hey Harry, want to go phishing?
If so, check this out:
Are you one of the lucky computer-using people that – in a split second of an overdue update – got hacked and lost all of the money that you had in
Have you ever wondered just how secure your computer is? Do you struggle with pinpointing exactly where flaws could be and how to fix them? Well, I have a found a free advisory tool that will tell you exactly what problems may be lurking in your computer and in what places. The best part of this program is that is is 100% FREE! Continue reading
Did you know that you can use Google Chrome’s address bar (the Omnibox) to do simple mathematical calculations? Well you can! Continue reading
An introduction to Roku, a media streaming device that delivers internet audio and video to your television. Continue reading
This is the first in a series of articles chronicling a search for, and hopefully, the eventual acquisition of, a smartphone. In this article, smartphone basics are examined. Continue reading

Smart phones typically lose performance when there is little memory available, and some Android applications can be real memory hogs in the sense that over time they can build a fairly large cache size. Therefore, to improve the performance of Android phones, you should regularly clear the cache and this tip shows you exactly how to do this. All screen shots are based on Android 2.2. Continue reading

This tip will show you how to change the default font in Word 2007 – meaning that you won’t ever have to change the font to your personal favorite when opening a new document ever again. Continue reading
A fun, reaction based game where you challenge your reflexes to catch your escaping sheep! Continue reading
How to save your e-mail to a Word document by utilizing Google’s “Gmail Labs” feature. Check it out! Continue reading

Do Not Track Plus is a free browser extension which prevents ads, sites, and social networks from tracking Internet users. Continue reading