Friday, 29 August 2014

Facebook Clears The Air About Its Messenger App, Which A Lot Of People Are Needlessly Creeped Out By





People hate when Facebook alters anything about its user experience, so it's no surprise that Facebook Messenger received loads of negative reviews once people were forced to download it on their iPhones and Android devices to view their Facebook messages.



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Tuesday, 26 August 2014

How to quickly unsubscribe from 'liked' Facebook pages





I think one reason people get so fed up with Facebook is that their feeds get so cluttered with junk, they rarely see the things they actually care about -- you know, baby pictures, ice-bucket videos, and friendship-threatening political comments.



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Friday, 22 August 2014

How to improve battery life on any mobile device





We here at CNET have written numerous articles with tips and tricks for improving battery life on iOS and Android, some of which you can find here, here, and here, but not everyone owns an iPhone or Android device.



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Saturday, 16 August 2014

Thousands Of People Oblivious To Fact That Anyone On The Internet Can Access Their Computers





There are technologists who specialize in “scanning the Internet.” They are like a search team making its way through a neighborhood, but instead of checking the knob of every door, they check Internet entrances to online devices to see which ones are open.



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Monday, 4 August 2014

Playing video games for up to an hour a day is good for children





Children who play computer or video games for up to an hour daily are the most sociable, happy and least hyperactive, Oxford University study finds Children who play video games for up to an hour a day are happier, more sociable and less hyperactive than tho



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Saturday, 2 August 2014

PlayStation Now is a glimpse at the future of gaming — for a price





In my life, I never thought I'd utter those words. But that's the future, according to PlayStation Now — that's the name for Sony's streaming games service that launched this week in open beta on PlayStation 4.



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Tuesday, 3 April 2012

Useful and Free Programs

7zip
7zip is free of charge and for many users that could be the decisive attribute. It has its own archive format 7z that in many cases is the best format available. 7z is a self-extracting archive format. It has a 256-bit AES cipher. It is an open source program. Has a command line interface. It scored highly in many review sites. Compresses and sends to mail by 1 click.



Teamviewer
It allows you to Control computers remotely via the internet, as if you were sitting right in front of them. Whether you are providing spontaneous support, administering servers or working from your home office, TeamViewer lets you get the job done, and it’s free! But Teamviewer is no one trick pony, with file transfer, you can easily copy files or entire folders to and from the remote computer. You can also use the drag & drop feature for even greater convenience and speed.

  Imgburn
ImgBurn supports a wide range of image file formats, It can also burn Audio CD's from any file type. With its Ez-Mode Picker you can easily chose from it features like burning ISOs, files and folders and reading and writing them off DVDs and CDS. Ez-Mode Picker will also let you discover and verify.

CCleaner
CCleaner is the number-one tool for cleaning your Windows PC. It protects your privacy online and makes your computer faster and more secure. Easy to use and a small, fast download. If you have private files you don’t want to be recovered then you can drive wiper.