How cookies work in your browser.
Cookies may sound like they have something to do with delicious baked goods, but in terms of the Internet, they are simply small text files
Category: IT
Ten Myths of “Safe” Web Browsing
A sense is growing that defenses have gotten stiffer and bad guys are too busy phishing for suckers on Twitter, so what’s the worry? It
Halloween – History and Tradition
Halloween is an annual holiday observed on October 31, primarily in the United States, Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. The word Halloween is first
Seven Ways to fight Scare-Ware
Have you encountered this before: a pop-up pops and it looks like a window on your computer. Next thing a scan begins. It often grabs
Fake Browser Warning Pages Distribute Malware
Security researchers warn that a new malware distribution campaign uses fake versions of the malicious site warnings commonly displayed by Firefox and Google Chrome. Both
Guard yourself from Firesheep and Wi-Fi snooping
The abundance of free/cheap and open Wi-Fi networks in restaurants, airports, offices and hotels is a great perk to the traveling user; it makes connectivity
Labor Day – History and Tradition
Labor Day is a U.S. federal holiday observed on the first Monday in September. The first Labor Day in the United States was celebrated on
Apple announces OS fixes and new features
Apple announced iOS 4.1, addressing many bugs (like iPhone 3G performance) as well as bringing new features like HDR photography, HD video upload and TV
Five Great Text Recognition Tools
Working with text on your computer offers a range of possibilities in searching and editing that simply aren’t available with hard copy text. Check out
Gmail getting a smarter Inbox feature
Google’s new Priority Inbox feature not only sorts your inbox, but it also figures out what’s important based on what messages you reply to and