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Cloudeight InfoAve Premium – Issue #647 – March 11, 2016 Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Issue #647 Volume 13 Number 22 March 11, 2016 Dear Friends, Welcome to InfoAve Premium – the best free computer newsletter anywhere. This is InfoAve Premium Issue #647. We both want to thank you for being a reader and for your support; we appreciate it… Read More »
Google to shut down Picasa on May 1, 2016 We know a lot of you use Picasa to manage your pictures. According to Google’s Picasa Blog, the will be transitioning from Picasa to Google Photos. If you use Picasa and choose not to use Google Photos, you’ll need to wait for a while as Google gets things organized.… Read More »
Cloudeight InfoAve Premium Issue #640 Volume 13 Number 16 January 22, 2016 Dear Friends, Welcome to InfoAve Premium, Issue #640 online edition. Thank you for being a reader and for your support we appreciate it very much! Read Issue #640 of Cloudeight InfoAve Premium online here. Every Friday, we will make our Cloudeight InfoAve Premium newsletter available to… Read More »
Introducing Ransom32 – Ransomware with a nasty twist Step right up. Make money by locking other people’s computers. Sign up for the affiliate program and earn 75% of the ransoms you collect! Make thousands of dollars tricking people into installing Ransom32. No, unfortunately, that’s not more of TC’s crazy imagination – it’s a fact. Ransom32 was discovered just… Read More »
The Pharmer in the Dell: Redux Ten years ago, in 2005, Dell tried sneaking malware/PUPs onto their computers and we wrote it up and called them out. In 2012 we republished the article ( with some changes ) because Dell again tried to trick consumers into purchasing computers with pre-installed malware and/or PUPs. Well, the more things change, the… Read More »