Listen up, class. We’re featuring a serious choice for today’s site pick. Come on, turn those frowns upside down. Our Cloudeight Site Pick class can’t always be fun and folly. I know, I know, you all love to see me pick on EB, but we have to feature some useful sites every once in a while or Windows… Read More »
Over the past couple of weeks we have been receiving emails like this one from Elaine: “I have this morning downloaded some of your stationery (older Easter stationery) and Norton’s (yes, I know you don’t like it) have sent up a couple warnings regarding it, classing it WS.Reputation.1, which I take to mean there isn’t enough people using… Read More »
OK all you Google skeptics, we’re going to show you how to remove all your Google Web history in just a few simple steps. We don’t want Google showing you “targeted” ads – you might be missing some things like Wild Boar Safaris and dimpleskin socks — you’re not interested in at all – but would be fun… Read More »
I don’t think I’ve ever seen as much to do about nothing as I’ve seen recently over Google’s decision to combine all their separate privacy policies into one. And then there’s the flap over cookies. Cookies can’t identify you personally – no matter what you have read – it isn’t true. They only way a cookie could be… Read More »
We’ve always been big fans of NirSoft. Over the past decade this developer has continually produced great Windows tools and utilities. When we found out he was making over 100 of these utilities available in a single portable installer – we wanted to tell you about it. We’ve used many of NirSoft’s applications on our computers for many… Read More »
We published an article about the FBI and a possible shutdown of the Internet millions of users infected with the DNS Changer Trojan. The information we had, came from reliable sources. We’re not sure whether we consider PC World a reliable source but their information seems credible. But we want to emphasize that the DNS Changer Trojans infects… Read More »