Set up a Linux VPN Server with Gadmin-VPN-Server
There are so many reasons why a VPN Server makes perfect sense.
There are so many reasons why a VPN Server makes perfect sense.
If you have ever had your browser and your computer hijacked, it can be one of the most unpleasant experiences.
A few years ago, the social networking site Twitter was virtually unheard of.
Free online storage; every company and their mother seem to be offering cloud based storage these days.
Buying smartphone apps is a lot like buying computer games: You buy the app based on description and reviews, or if you are lucky, based on a free version that
5 Useful Internet Tools looks at web applications that Internet users may find useful.
 Business social networking website LinkedIn has sent emails to everyone of their first one million members, including myself, to thank them for being an "ea
Instant search results, results that appear before the search engine visitor even started typing, appear to be a relatively new trend that is pushed by search e
We have talked about the dangers of publicly available location information before (see Creepy! Track Michael Arrington, Or Anyone Else, Via Geolocation for poi
Update: HTTPS is the default protocol on Twitter now.
Chatting on Facebook can be pretty handy at times.
Most Internet users receive spam, largely because they have revealed their email address at one point or the other on the web.
I'm not the only one who thinks that search quality has taken a dive in recent years.
I've written a lot about tablets over the last few months and indeed I now own a Windows 7 tablet myself, the ExoPC Slate.
Every Internet user knows Facebook right? Gmail, Yahoo, Microsoft and Twitter are also fairly common.
The Chrome extension Personal Blocklist was apparently only the first step in Google's quest for a personalized user experience on Google Search.
Google has turned from a search engine into a jack of all trades.
Every web browser comes with bookmarking capabilities, and while bookmarking is not as popular as it was ten years ago, it is fair to assume that the majority o
ImageShack is one of the popular image hosting websites on the Internet.
You know that I'm a pretty happy Giganews customer, never had problems with their Usenet service and everything has been top notch ever since I signed up for my
Garmin is probably best known for their GPS-powered devices and applications.
Cloud based email is great.
Firefox 4 users who want to work with userscripts, small JavaScript programs that change a website's functionality or add features to it, can install the very p
Have you experienced the following situation? You just received an email or message from a friend that contained a link to a funny must see video.
If you can't log into your Gmail account this morning it could be because engineers at Google are trying to recover all your emails that they accidentally delet
Is social the next search? Rumors about Facebook Search have been spread for years; The data that Facebook's developers could utilize sounds enormous: Content f
I love to search for new userscripts on the official website.
Google is making a lot of changes lately which can partially be attributed to the rising criticism that search quality has taken the dive in recent years.
Ever wanted to know what government agencies can find out about you thanks to telecommunication Data Retention laws?In telecommunications, data retention refers
A new version of the popular blogging platform WordPress has just been released by its developers.
Sometimes you just want to look up an address, or want directions immediately without opening new websites.
If you've used Linux long enough, you know there are some seriously cool tricks you can pull from the command line.
What's the main difference between reading comics online and reading physical comic books? Flipping pages usually takes more time online, the speed depends larg
Some amazing charts have been released today by Digital Surgeons showing the demographic breakdown of who actually uses the social networking sites
The call "There's nothing on TV" has long been a common phrase in households around the world, but now I'm beginning hear people express disappointment with the
Users of the Thunderbird email client can zoom the text of email messages by holding down Ctrl and tapping on + to increase the font size or - to reduce it.
The Bing team made an announcement over at the official Bing blog that may be interesting for users who use the Bing United States search engine.
Text Lightning is a free Microsoft Outlook add-in that integrates seamlessly into the desktop email client.
The Huffington post has now confirmed that its been bought by AOL for $315 million.
I'll come clean and say that I've still not been drawn into the whole Angry Birds phenomenon, but that's not to say I haven't heard about it.