Twitter starts to roll out two-factor login verification
Two-factor authentication is one of the best ways to increase the security of online accounts.
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MediaFire update introduces music and video streaming
There are not that many long-standing file hosting providers around anymore.
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Dropbox finally rolls out Single Sign-on
Back on April 10, Dropbox for Business announced its impending implementation of Single Sign-on.
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Sumatra 2.3 introduces advanced settings
Sumatra PDF is a lightweight portable PDF reader for Windows.
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Create and print your own photo calendar
Pically is a free Java-based program that you can use to create and print your own photo calendar.
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Clueful scans your Android phone for privacy risks
Most Android apps require permissions to work properly.
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Registry Key Jumper lets you jump straight to Registry keys
The Windows Registry is one of the cores of the Windows operating system.
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Chrome's experimental flags are now accessible via direct links
Google has integrated experimental features in different ways into the Chrome browser.
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WeatherBomb is a fancy weather app for Android that highlights weather trends
When you search for weather on Google Play you come up with thousands of results.
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Opera 14 for Android released
The last two months have been rather uneventful when it comes to Opera Software news.
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How to make the most out of the new Flickr
Yahoo announced a major overhaul of its photo hosting and sharing community Flickr yesterday.
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The Puzzle Piece helps you control Firefox's Add-on Bar
When it comes to Firefox's add-on bar, you can either display it or not, but that is about it.
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Make better use of Firefox's Title Bar with Personal Titlebar
The only element that is currently displayed in Firefox's Title Bar is the one-button menu.
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Google Chrome: Display passwords on focus
Passwords that you enter in the Google Chrome web browser, or in any other browser for that matter, are always hidden behind asterisks.
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Increase the width of posts on Google+
Google launched a new layout for its social networking service Google+ recently that introduced several interesting features but also a Pinterest-like layout th
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SwipePad: launch apps without leaving the window you are working in
Say you are working in an app on your Android device right now and need to launch another right away even though you are not finished yet in this one.
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Loader Droid: impressive Android download manager with resume capabilities
Download mangers are a dime a dozen on Android but if you want to find a real good one, you really have to look long and hard, and spend hours installing and [&
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Sound of Silence fades out Android music after a set amount of time
If you like to listen to music or audiobooks when you are going to bed, for instance to help you fall asleep or filter out background noise, you may have notice
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Auto-refresh your Google+ Stream
Now that the new Google+ interface has been out for a while it is time to address certain issues that users may have with it.
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Control Spotify playback on Windows with a mini player
If you do not have a supported keyboard with media keys you do not have any option whatsoever to control the Spotify application when the program window is not
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Firefox Marketplace gets a fresh coat of paint
Even if you are a die hard Firefox user you may not have yet heard much or anything at all about the Firefox Marketplace that Mozilla launched back in mid 2012
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The King's League Odyssey game review
The King's League Odyssey is a strategy game of sorts in which you have to work yourself up from league to league to fight against the king's team in the end.
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Speed up Google Chrome's start with BarTab-like FooTab extension
One feature that I have come to like a lot in the Firefox web browser lately is the delayed tab loading that Mozilla implemented some time ago in the browser (b
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Mass Layoffs are signs of Rapidshare's demise
Rapidshare, once one of the world's premier file hosting and sharing websites has just laid off 45 of the company's 60 employees according to the Swiss news por
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WebCopy: Download an entire website to your computer
Cyotek WebCopy is a free Windows utility designed to scan websites and download their content including HTML, images, and other resources onto a local hard driv
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Gmail integrated Google Wallet lets you send money right away to scammers
Email attachments have been limited to files for as long as they have existed.
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7min Full Workout: High Intensity Training app for Android
If you are very busy throughout the day, traveling a lot, or simply sitting in front of a computer throughout the workday, you may not have enough time work out
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CommaFeed aims to replace Google Reader
Since the announcement of impending doom for Google Reader there has been a lot of activity in the RSS world.
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Steam's Trading Card Game: find out what is it all about
Valve is currently running a beta of Steam Trading Cards on Steam that anyone who is invited to can participate in.
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Mozilla plans to change the version number scheme of Firefox ESR
The Extended Support Release (ESR) has been introduced by Mozilla when the organization switched from its previous release system to the rapid release process.
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You can now upload ebooks to Google Play Books
If you have used Google Music in the past you know that you can upload your own music to the service so that you can access it on devices that connect to [&hell
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TorrentRover: Desktop Torrent search engine
You have quite a few options when it comes to finding torrent files.
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The new Google+ (May 2013). What you need to know
So Google made a ton of announcements today, some great, some not so much.
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Good News: Firefox's Add-on Bar won't be removed after all in Australis redesign
Firefox's Australis redesign is a hot topic right now on the Internet.
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Why you may have lost access to plugins or extensions in Firefox 21
I try to run my version of Firefox without plugins for two core reasons: security and stability.
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Chrome: Control YouTube video buffering for smoother playback
YouTube videos play just fine and without lag most of the time when I open them on the website.
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A closer look at Firefox's new Health Report feature
Health Report was surely the big new feature in yesterday's release of Firefox 21.
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Microsoft Security Bulletins For May 2013 overview
It is the second Tuesday of the month and we all know what that means: Microsoft Patch Day.
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Start Menu Reviver feels like Microsoft's unborn Windows 8 start menu
Will Microsoft add a start menu to the Windows 8 operating system when Windows 8.
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Atari Breakout Easter egg introduced by Google
The Atari Breakout Easter egg is a hidden, playable version of the classic 1976 arcade game that Google introduced in May 2013 to celebrate its 37th anniversary.
