Add Security to Your Google Account Using 2-Step Verification As most of you know, because we keep harping about it almost every week, your accounts in the cloud are only as good as your password. No matter how much security a server provides, if your passwords are weak, all the server security in the world isn’t going to… Read More »
Create Your Own Start Page Any Way You Want It Today, we’re going to probably miff some of you who still haven’t installed Google Chrome. But we know most of you do have it and those who don’t can install it free by going to http://google.com/chrome . We felt this freeware pick was too good not to feature.… Read More »
Adobe fixes Flash Player bug again: Wait, is it safe now? Adobe Flash Player users are being urged by the company to download and update the latest patch that addresses some major holes in security of the program, and the devices that the program is running on. The fix is geared to adequately fix the flaw that’s called… Read More »
Web Mail – Ad Free As a small, mom & pop site, we know how important ads are to our revenue stream; we’re pretty sure it’s important to other small sites like ours. That’s why we are not generally in favor of ad-blockers; they punish small sites and don’t really affect the big boys because the big boys… Read More »
Things You Can Use Private Browsing For While private browsing is anything but private, there are some good reasons to use it, but none them are related to hiding your activities — you aren’t going to hide anything using private browser – every site you connect to is logged by your ISP and most of the time by… Read More »
5 Cool Chrome Experiments You Should Check Out The browser has come a long way since its humble beginnings in the 1990’s with Nexus, Mosaic, and Netscape Navigator. Not to mention Internet Explorer. Over the years, the browser has improved tremendously, and now as well as Internet Explorer, we also have Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Tor, and many others.… Read More »