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Saturday, 30 August 2014
5:38 pm
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While it's true that Android is a little more susceptible to
malware attacks than iOS, you can make your device impervious to even the most
dastardly of digital assaults. Here's how.
Set a lock
screen
Yes, Android lock
screens seem to be about as secure as Sony's Playstation Network, but they do
offer at least some security against casual attacks.
Install an
anti-malware programme
Just like on a
Windows machine, some kind of...
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Beyond
simple hard drive failure, your PC could fall prey to user error or all sorts
of nefarious malware. The only way to ensure that none of your personal files
or programs are lost in a catastrophe is to back up everything regularly.
While backing up your data can be as simple as dumping critical files
on a USB key or external hard drive every now and again, you'll ideally want to
make multiple backups and store them on different...
Friday, 29 August 2014
4:32 pm
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Dude can you believe this an App is paying you for your exercise/fitness?? Awesome Do try this.
Will you miss your workout if you had to pay for it? If money
motivates you more than fitness, an app is here to either reward or punish you.
Pact is an app
which uses money to track your fitness goals. When you set up Pact, you give
your credit card or PayPal information.
You also have to
set your fitness goals like a pledge to...
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If you headed home from office, without logging out of
Facebook or Gmail, you can do so from anywhere using the 'remote log out'
feature.
In Facebook, click
on the tiny gear sign on the top right of the page, go to 'account settings'
and then to 'security' on the left pane. Under 'security settings', click on
'active sessions'.
No one else might
be using your account, but you would not have logged out of Facebook, leaving
the...
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In the era of Snapchat and Poke, self-destructing messages on smartphones and tablets are the new fad. However, such self-deleting messages are not limited to handheld gadgets only. You can now send self-destructing messages via good old email too. Yes, there are a number of services in the market that let you send messages to others which get deleted once they read it.
Here are three
online services that enable you to send self-destructing...
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Emails are the most common thing vulnerable to spying.
Adam Levin, founder
of Credit.com and Identity Theft 911, has given 11 steps not to do with email
and doing which will make us vulnerable to hackers, ABC News reported.
Firstly, he said
that a person should never check their e-mail on an unsafe network, as a
computer in an internet cafe, library or any other business may be infected
with malware to steal your passwords.
Secondly,...
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I lost my tablet
somewhere in my house and have been searching for hours. It's an Android
device, which seems to have Wi-Fi-enabled (responds to pings), but doesn't seem
to react to cloud-based messages. Furthermore, I have Cerberus installed on it,
but cannot connect to it. Is there a way of physically finding the device by
measuring the signal strength from different locations in my flat? I know it's
theoretically also possible to triangulate a Wi-Fi signal, and even though I
have four Linux based Wi-Fi receivers, I don't know any non-commercial...
Thursday, 28 August 2014
10:43 pm
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Data loss - whether from hardware failure, digital
corruption, or even accidental deletion - is a hard, yet inevitable truth in
this age of computers. But you can take simple precautions to protect important
documents and e-mails, photographs, music files and videos. Your Windows OS
comes with tools that will help you take a backup; your external hard drive
comes with backup software. Yet, despite best intentions we fail to create
copies...
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External drives — either USB flash drives or external hard
drives — should be easy to use. In some cases, you may connect your drive to a
Windows PC or another device with a USB port and find that it's not recognized.
This problem can be caused by partition issues on your external drive, using
the wrong file system, dead USB ports, driver issues in Windows, or other
problems. In a worst case scenario, the drive itself may simply be dead.
The steps below
will be the same for both USB flash drives and larger external hard drives,
which work...
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Did you plug a USB drive into your computer yesterday, but
today it doesn't show up? Yet that drive works in the other USB ports on your
computer. The problem may be the port! This is one of those computer issues
that happens so rarely, we tend to blame the USB drive itself; just plug it in
somewhere else and carry on.
However, USB
devices are still on the rise in popularity and show no signs of slowing down.
USB flash drives,...
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Targeted ads can be extremely distracting, not least of which because it's a reminder that the big G is scanning your email.You can't stop it from doing that, and you can't stop it from serving up ads altogether, but you can stop it from giving you targeted ads in your email. And you can even stop it from giving you that annoying banner text ad at the top of each email.
Here's how to stop
Gmail from serving your targeted ads:
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If you plug in a
USB 3.0 hard drive into a USB 2.0 port, it just functions as a regular USB 2.0
drive.
On paper, USB 3.0 is capable of a transfer speed of 5Gbps (gigabits per second)
— roughly 10 times faster than the 480Mbps (megabits per second) speed offered
by USB 2.0. Realistically speaking, you may not get this speed owing to a
variety of factors, but you can always expect it to be 4 to 5 times faster at
the very least.
Therefore, if...
9:31 pm
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Social networking giant Facebook has rolled out a new
"bandwidth targeting" feature globally for advertisers to help them
reach people based on the type of network.The move is especially relevant in emerging countries like
India, where limited data plans and feature phones are common.The US-based firm, which has over 1.32 billion users
globally, already offers advertisers to reach people based on the type of
device they use (smartphones,...
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Indian government has launched the .bharat domain name in
devanagari script covering eight languages including Hindi, Konkani and Marathi.
With the launch, individuals of companies who are interested
in owning a website with domain name in Hindi language would be able to book
the name in Hindi script.
The name would have
'.bharat' in Hindi script as its extension instead of commonly top level
domains such as .com, .net or .in.
The National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) will soon also
launch the Internationalised Domain...
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
5:06 pm
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Watch this video to control your Android using your computer's mouse and keyboard.
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