12 years of Google
Every year in september Google celebrates birthday. On september 27, 1998 started as a privately held company. Read more
Android: 5 interesting free apps 2010
Android becoming more and more used in smartphones and currently the most sold mobile is Samsung’s Galaxy S (they have problems delivering worldwide because of hugh demaned). Android latest version is 2.2 named Froyo, but they promise in the middle of October 2010 version 3.0 named Gingerbread. Read more
Twitter onmouseover attack
Twitter gone mad this Tuesday or as she wrote @sparkica twitter is speaking Klingon language. All this was possible by security hole on the website twitter.com. Read more
Did hackers attack your website?
Would you tell if hackers attack your web site? Or much more, malicious code distributed through your site and infecting visitors computers? Some webpage owners announce that, bust most of them are too embarrassed to admit it. Read more
Facebook: device control
Facebook resently added another useful security setting. This control devices from where we’re accessing FB account. Whenever we sign up with different device (computer, mobile phone) we have to write the name of the device and the notice is automaticaly send to our email address. Read more
Adobe PDF under attack again
As it became fashionable to expose security holes for Adobe Reader and Acrobat. Now, they discovered critical security holes every month. Are you still using Adobe to read PDF files? Read more
Turn multiple links into one with Link Buch
Using free internet service Link bunch you could save time and space. Instead of a bunch of links that you may want to provide via email, IM or Twitter, you could send a single link. Read more
Turning off Simple File Sharing
How to turn off simple file sharing of files and folders in Windows and why you should do this. Read more
Should hunter shot a bear or not?
New trend of internet ads; interactive video ads. Latest example is Tipp-Ex Whiteout ad campaign Read more