The 3G Woes in the US
On February 21, 2010
Sure when you walk into any company dealing in mobile broadband service they are going to show you the map that the 3G service is available in your area. You can tell them where you work, live and spend most of your time and the answer will always be the same, “Sure we have 3G [...]
Simple Cyber Security Measures for Individuals
On July 10, 2009
Most people in the civilized world these days use computers. The devices are not just accessories and equipment aiding academic studies. Computers are made to connect online, which in turn could facilitate actual and basic transactions. You could shop, bank, pay bills, transfer funds, reserve tickets, conduct businesses, and do just about anything you [...]
Google Voice
On June 26, 2009
Two years after acquiring GrandCentral, Google is about to open an updated version of the service to all US users. Google Voice is a free service that provides one number for all your phones, so you can add some features that help you manage phone calls: blocking calls, recording calls, answering from any of your [...]
What is Google App Engine?
On April 7, 2009
Google describes App Engine as a complete development stack that uses familiar technologies to build and host web applications on Google’s own infrastructure.
Critical Internet Explorer Security Hole – Beware!
On December 17, 2008
Microsoft will push out an emergency security patch for Internet Explorer. Millions of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer users might be exposed to hackers because of new critical security hole currently being exploited in the wild.
The problem was first exposed last week, that allows hackers to access to a computer’s memory space, allowing attackers to [...]
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