25% of PC users disable antivirus software
A new survey from antivirus and computer security firm finds that about one in four PC users admit to turning off virus protection on their
Cell Phone Users Are Gullible
Cell phone users are making really bad decisions compared to their desktop computing counterparts. The study’s data is reveals the harsh truth. Cell phone users
Amazon – Android App Store
Amazon is preparing to open an Android app store, and is currently accepting applications from developers for Android-based smartphones, according to a Amazon blog post.
Voila! AT&T’s 3G Network Is Now 4G!
“AT&T Inc. flipped a switch and turned on its 4G wireless network Wednesday,” reports the WSJ. “The switch, however, was in the company’s marketing department.”
The new Mac App Store is online
It’s simple way to find, install, and manage your favorite software. To see the Mac App Store at all, you’ll need to run your Software
What You Should Know About History Sniffing
History Sniffing is a term used for Web sites that run simple Javascript tricks to snoop into visitors’ Web browsing history. These tricks are nothing
Top Malware for November – Drive-by downloads and fake archives list
By far the biggest threat to users in November was drive-by downloads, attacks that result in malware being downloaded to users’ computers when they visit
Facebook: False Rumors Spread About Cartoon Characters
There are a number of rumors spreading about the purpose of the new cartoon character meme on Facebook, including rumors that the trend was started
Thanksgiving: History and Tradition
In 1621, the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag tribe shared an autumn harvest feast that is acknowledged today as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in
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