Ten simple, common-sense security tips | How To - CNET

Ten simple, common-sense security tips | How To - CNET: "ecurity doesn't have to be complicated, as shown by these quick and easy alternatives to the conventional wisdom on passwords, privacy, backups, ID theft, and other tech-safety matters."

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How To Troubleshoot Internet Connection Problems - How-To Geek

How To Troubleshoot Internet Connection Problems - How-To Geek: "Internet connection problems can be frustrating. Rather than mashing F5 and desperately trying to reload your favorite website when you experience a problem, here are some ways you can troubleshoot the problem and identify the cause."

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Leave the computer on or shut it down at night? - southbendtribune.com

Leave the computer on or shut it down at night? - southbendtribune.com: "Q. Is it better to shut down my computer at night or leave it on? I've heard that both can make your computer last longer."

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Scary New Computer Virus Could Be Responsible for the Nintendo Bomb Threat

Scary New Computer Virus Could Be Responsible for the Nintendo Bomb Threat: ""This week, I'm going to blow up Nintendo headquarters." This anonymous online message appeared on September 10 of this year. Japanese police moved quickly to find out who was responsible for the threat—as well as other threats to blow up Ise Grand Shrine, one of Japan's most important Shinto shrines."

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5 Common Security Mistakes That Can Put Your Privacy & Money At Risk

5 Common Security Mistakes That Can Put Your Privacy & Money At Risk: "How vulnerable are you? Ask any person who’s been robbed if it came as a surprise – I guarantee you it did. As the saying goes, the thief always comes in the night when you’re sleeping, when you’re least prepared. But even when you’re awake, you might be passively committing security mistakes, thus inviting hackers and crackers to fiddle with your things."

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FreedomPop launches its free 4G data service in beta

FreedomPop launches its free 4G data service in beta: "FreedomPop is finally ready to bring its free 4G data service to the masses (as long as they are in the United States). We recently covered FreedomPop when it intended to bring 4G data sleeves to iPhone and iPod touch users, and while it still is offering those, it's also rolling out a USB dongle and a 4G mobile hotspot."

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7 reasons why Europe really matters to cloud computing — Cloud Computing News

7 reasons why Europe really matters to cloud computing — Cloud Computing News: "It’s not home to Google, Amazon or Facebook, but from plucky entrepreneurs to the world’s most-advanced computing systems, Europe has a lot more to offer the world of cloud computing and web infrastructure than might meet the eye. Here are seven reasons why it matters."

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Computer Program Transforms Anyone into a Master Sculptor | TechNewsDaily.com

Computer Program Transforms Anyone into a Master Sculptor | TechNewsDaily.com: "It's like putting together Ikea furniture, but a bit more impressive. A new computer program beams easy-to-follow directions onto a piece of clay, allowing novices to sculpt anything they like. The New Scientist has a video of amateurs reproducing a realistic 3D rabbit, as well as the head of Michaelangelo's David."

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Computer virus designed to extort money on rise in the Ozarks | Springfield News-Leader | news-leader.com

Computer virus designed to extort money on rise in the Ozarks | Springfield News-Leader | news-leader.com: "A new “drive-by” virus designed to extort money from computer users is on the rise across the country — and the Springfield area is no exception."

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Desktop Fun: Wolves Wallpaper Collection Series 2 - How-To Geek

Desktop Fun: Wolves Wallpaper Collection Series 2 - How-To Geek:

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