Google Chrome To Support Windows XP Till End Of 2015 Source: Buisnessetc Windows XP is hardly one of the most up-to-date Operating Systems out there, even for Windows itself, which has subsequently seen Windows 7 and Windows 8, with Windows 10 expected to offer interconnectivity between desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. That said, data reveals that, as per… Read More »
All Kinds of Google Chrome Privacy Settings You Probably Never Knew Were There Here’s a tip that fits in the DIDJA KNOW category. There are many privacy settings that are hidden in Chrome that you probably never knew were there. So we’re going to show you have to find them and tell you about some of the settings… Read More »
Bing search will be a huge part of the next Windows Source: Time.com There’s a good chance you’ve used Microsoft’s Bing search engine without even realizing it. Ask your iPhone’s Siri to search the web, and Microsoft’s search engine fetches the results. Ditto Amazon’s Kindle Fire. Up until last year, Facebook searches were powered by Bing. Or maybe… Read More »
Stuff You Might Not Know About Google Chrome Most everyone knows Google Chrome is one of the “Big 3” browsers. But many people don’t know that you can do a lot of things with Google Chrome besides browse the Web. So here is some stuff you might not know about Google Chrome… 1. Save Web Pages as PDF… Read More »
A Pictorial Tutorial: How to Save Your Google Chrome Bookmarks You can export all of your Chrome bookmarks into a single HTML file that you can use to import bookmarks back into Chrome if you get a new computer or you just want to keep a copy of all your bookmarks in a safe place – a safe… Read More »
Check if Windows is affected by the Freak Attack vulnerability Freak Attack is the name of a new SSL/TLS vulnerability that came to light on March 3, 2015. The vulnerability can be exploited by hackers to weaken the encryption used between clients and servers when HTTPs connections are used. Affected are servers, according to a site that is… Read More »