A Closer Look at the 6 Primary Levels of iPad Mini Security
by Contributor on 06/18/2013 in iPad, Security, Security Info & Tips
The iPad Mini includes a host of built-in internet security features designed to keep users safe and online threats at bay. It is vital every iPad Mini user understands the different levels of device security in order to gain maximum protection. When looking at what the iPad Mini has to offer, there are 6 primary [...]
Full StoryBuyer’s Guide to Acquiring The Best Electronic Signature Solution
by Contributor on 02/25/2013 in Security, Security Info & Tips
2013 marks the coming of a new era – the paperless era. Even Google is encouraging users to go paperless in 2013, not just for the sake of saving trees and environment, but for self-gains. And what precisely are these self-gains? That’s saving money spent aimlessly on paper and ink and the time spent on [...]
Full StoryHow to Protect Your PC with Sandboxing
by Contributor on 02/21/2013 in Antivirus Software, Security
Sometimes even a good anti-virus program isn’t enough to keep all the threats, viruses and malware out of your PC system. This is where sandboxing can be a real lifesaver. “What exactly is sandboxing?” a lot of you may ask. Sandboxing is an extra level of defense against all the virtual threats on the web [...]
Full Story4 Easy Ways To Keep Away Keyloggers
by Contributor on 02/20/2013 in Security, Security Info & Tips
Though we have many types of security threats on our computers nowadays, keylogger is the most threatening security threat for almost all of us. You may be traveling to some other country and you may use the common net cafe there. You won’t know what issues you left behind after using the common PC and [...]
Full StoryHow to Improve Your Security When Using a Public Terminal
by Jason Phillips on 02/18/2013 in Security, Security Info & Tips
Let’s face it. Public internet terminals simply are not safe for anything more than general browsing. In fact, public internet terminals are hardly even safe for that. Logging into your bank account or any other financial account at a public terminal could end up as a nightmare. It is not advised to use public terminals [...]
Full StoryHow A Digital Signature Can Change Your Concept of Secure Signing
by Contributor on 02/12/2013 in Security, Security Info & Tips
Maybe if someone talked about digital technology 3 decades back, they’d be considered no less than an imbecile or delusional! Though, those decades have passed on and the current era is all about digital technology that has everything under its control, to be precise. We need a cup of coffee, we get it made in [...]
Full StoryVizio Unveils 7-inch & 10-inch Android 4.2 Tablets
by Contributor on 02/07/2013 in Tablets
Vizio is a young company with only a decade’s presence in the field of technology. But its achievements belie its youth. Known for its home audio systems and high definition televisions, computers and stream players, the company also created the 8 inch tablet to establish presence in that very competitive market. The tablet came with [...]
Full StoryWindows 8 Vs Blackberry OS10: Is One Better Than The Other
by Contributor on 02/05/2013 in Blackberry, Software, Windows 8
Back on May 1, 2012, Blackberry officially unveiled the Blackberry 10 platform, and we’ve seen a lot of cool things about Blackberry’s announcement. But if Blackberry wants to take on the big players – iOS and Android, it has a third place contender to deal with first, in the form of Microsoft’s Windows phone. So, [...]
Full StoryPayPal Phishing Scam – Your Account has Been Limited
by Frank Jovine on 01/28/2013 in Scams & Hoaxes, Security
There’s an email purporting to be from PayPal, claiming that your account has been limited due a problem. This is a phishing scam that tries to fool members in providing personal information in order to lift the limit of their PayPal account. These scammers create web pages using all the same content and logos to [...]
Full StorySEO Myths
by Contributor on 01/24/2013 in Google, SEO, SEO Tips
For many web users, Search Engine Optimization is still a mysterious concept which cannot be fully grasped. Consequently, there are many misconceptions out there concerning SEO. Here are some of the myths you need to be aware of. 1. More links means better SEO This is a very wrong assumption. It is not just about [...]
Full StoryTop Ten Best Android Apps for Nexus 7
by Contributor on 01/16/2013 in Apps, Nexus 7, Tablets
Are you still having trouble in choosing what tablet applications are ideal and suitable for your nature and lifestyle? Is your mind boggling on certain popular products coming out in the market now? For your Nexus 7 we would gladly make the greatest selections! Nexus 7 is a portable, lightweight and thin tablet incredibly made [...]
Full StoryTop 4 Computer Security Problems We Resolved in 2012
by Contributor on 01/16/2013 in Security, Vulnerabilities
Computer security is and will continue to be a major challenge all over the world. As researchers are coming up with new ways of dealing with threats to computer systems, malicious persons are also finding more vulnerabilities in our systems and discovering more ways of manipulating these vulnerabilities to their advantage. While many of these [...]
Full StoryHome Automation and Security No Longer a Luxury
by Frank Jovine on 01/14/2013 in Home Automation, Home Security
Do you remember the days we had to get off the couch to change the TV channel? What about getting out of the car on a cold or rainy day to open the garage door? Things have changed in a big way and there even changing more with Home Automation and Security. Today, many working [...]
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