LooseCubes Receives Facelift to Provide Independent Businesses Workspaces
Managing a workspace as an independent contractor or micro company works much differently than in the past.
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Time To Drop The Box? Dropbox Modifies TOS
It seems that the popular file syncing and hosting service Dropbox cannot break the negative news pattern of the last weeks.
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Gmail Adds Detailed Sender Information To Improve Security
When I was working in tech support for a large German financial corporation I regularly had to deal with support requests by customers who received phishing ema
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The different types of virtualisation
Yesterday I wrote about new Type-0 hypervisors and how they're set to make a bit impact, not just for businesses with huge server farms, but also ho
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Type-0 Hypervisors, the way forward
Virtualisation is the way forward, there's absolutely no doubt about this.
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Mozilla Drops Http Prefix In Firefox
Opera and Google are already doing it, so why should not we.
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Make a Hidden Windows Dropbox Folder
Ever since the days of DOS, every directory has a special folder in it named "nul".
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Microsoft Hotmail Improved, Keyboard Shortcuts, Personalization
If you have a web based email account, chance is that you either use Yahoo Mail, Google Mail or Microsoft Hotmail for that account.
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Selecting The Right URL Shortener Can Make A Difference
It can seem to us that the internet is a limitless place, and in many ways it is.
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Netflix in Violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
The National Association of the Deaf has sued Netflix, the movie rental company that offers it’s videos via the mail and by online instant ac
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Unlock Reddit’s Full Potential with Chrome Add-Ons and Extensions
Thousands of internet users have discovered the joys of Reddit, a web portal that provides users with access to images, underground news and the latest memes th
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ICANN to allow .anytld to be used on the web
In a major shakeup for the Internet, the global Internet governing body ICANN has voted to allow any word or name to be used as an Internet suffix.
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Protect Your Intellectual Property with Vigilance and Software Help
Uploading your property onto the internet can be scary.
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Senator Says it is Time to Update Outdated Law
News out of Washington is that Patrick Leahy, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary committee, said he is optimistic that Congress would update the 1986 law (the
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Thunderbird Joins The Rapid Release Process, Introduces Shredder, Miramar and Earlybird
I'm not a huge fan of the rapid release process of the Firefox web browser or Google Chrome.
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Fix Microsoft Outlook Can’t Create File Errors
Microsoft Outlook users who receive many file attachments of the same name will run into a can't create file error message eventually.
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Should You Get A Virtual Credit Card For Online Purchases?
When you make purchases on the Internet, you often have to pay by credit card.
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Pandora Stock Offering May Help Identify Tech Bubble
It seems that whatever tech excitement that may have catapulted Pandora higher following its initial public offering on Wednesday has fizzled away into boring o
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New Social Media Plugin Pearltrees Offers a New Take on Web Favorites
After the sweeping successes of Facebook and Twitter (and, in a distant, simpler time, MySpace), everyone wants to know what the next social frenzy will be all
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Google Search By Image
Searching by image is a new feature of Google Search that was introduced yesterday as well.
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Google Rolling Out Voice Search
Voice Search is the second new technology next to page prerendering that Google introduced exclusively for Chrome web browser users yesterday on Inside Search.
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Springpad Provides Everyday Note-Taking Alternative to Evernote, OneNote
Those looking for tools to help them organize their technologically-enhanced lives have plenty of options.
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SeaMonkey 2.1 Final Released, Say What?
When you look at the top five web browsers on today's Internet, which are undoubtedly Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari you will notic
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Super iGoogle, Optimize iGoogle's Layout To Save Space
Update: Google has retired iGoogle.
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Today is IPv6 day!
The largest test yet of the Internet's new IPv6 addressing system is taking place worldwide today.
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An Introduction to IPv6
Right now, most of the world is using IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4).
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Twitter Announced Launch of Photo-Service
Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo, announced to the world yesterday that Twitter was going to be rolling out its very own photo-sharing service over the next few weeks.
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Google Drops Support For Old Browsers
Web companies like Google, WordPress or Facebook are suddenly realizing that old web browsers may have a serious impact on the support they offer.
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Free Online ePub Converter
A few days ago I have reviewed the Firefox add-on GrabMyBooks which can be used to turn multiple web pages into an ePub ebook.
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The Internet is Flawed (Discuss)... Part 4
In the final part of this article series I want to look at what the future might hold for the Internet and all of us who use it.
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The Dark Web... Part 3
In the first two parts of this article series I've written about how Iran is reportedly planning to build their own in-country Internet and asked if western cou
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Network Troubleshooting Basics: Some Simple Steps
This article is the fourth and final part of a series on the basics of network troubleshooting.
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Cryoserver’s Email Archiving Offered as an Application or Hosted on The Cloud
Cryoserver Email archiving software is a standalone application which in addition to archiving email messages offers fast search of the information stored in me
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Does the West want to constrain the Internet..? Part 2
Yesterday I wrote and article about how Iran apparently wants to create its own in-country Internet.
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Iran to create its own Internet... Part 1
The Internet is a fascinating place, especially when countries that don't embrace the concepts of freedom of expression and freedom of speech are involved.
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Network Troubleshooting Basics: Tracert & Pathping
This article is the third in a series of the basics of network troubleshooting.
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Manage Your Cloud Application Through VMware Horizon App Manager
We presently use application managers such as the Active Directory for the verification process while using the access credentials for various Windows Applicati
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Dropbox Interview
The popular cloud hosting and syncing service Dropbox has been in the news lately.
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8 Social Likes That You May Not Want To See In The Search Results
Both Bing and Google are dead serious that search engine users want a search that is more social, that weaves recommendation's, likes and personal messages into
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How Long Do You Give Fetch.io?
The new Bittorrent related service Fetch.
