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By George Norman on 22 Nov 2011
When you have choose a password to protect an online account for example, you must choose a properly strong one, one that is not easily guessable, one that contains letter, numbers, and characters. Anything, and I can’t stress this enough, anything is better than choosingBy George Norman on 22 Nov 2011
If you’re thinking about getting a new smartphone, chances are that you’re considering getting and iPhone or an Android-powered device. There is a third alternative that most people forget about: you could get a Windows PhoneBy George Norman on 21 Nov 2011
Earlier this month Lead Linux Mint Developer Clem Lefebvre announced that a Release Candidate (RC) of Linux Mint 12 codename “Lisa” has been rolled out to the public. Among the new features By George Norman on 21 Nov 2011
Redmond-based software giant Microsoft has recently announced that it is working on the next version of Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE), its security solution offered free of charge to users of genuine versions of the Windows operating system.By George Norman on 18 Nov 2011
Skype, company that is now owned by Redmond-based software giant Microsoft, announced yesterday that it rolled out Skype 5.7 Beta for Windows to the public. The announcement should attract the attention of the gaming community because By George Norman on 18 Nov 2011
Here are some bad news for the many, many people out there who have an Android-powered device. Some 550,000 Android devices are activated on a daily basis, in case you were wondering. According toBy George Norman on 17 Nov 2011
We all know that the internet is a dangerous place. There are all sorts of nasties out there, from viruses and worms to scammers and cyber criminals. As a parent, it is your task to make sure that your children stay safe online. This means you have toBy George Norman on 17 Nov 2011
Google Music, the new service launched as a Beta at the Google I/O event earlier this year, is now open for business. If you stayed away from the new service because it carried the Beta tag, you need not do that anymoreBy George Norman on 16 Nov 2011
For the purposes of this article, let’s assume that you have a friend named Bob, it’s his birthday this week, and the only way you stay in touch with Bob is via popular social networking site Facebook. Until now you could wishBy George Norman on 16 Nov 2011
The first Linux-related news I wanted to tell you about is that four companies from the US, Canada, Brazil and Japan have decided to join The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux.By George Norman on 15 Nov 2011
As I see it, the amount of money you make, the salary you earn, trumps having access to social networks or social media during office hours. But it seems that not everyone believes the same way. A study performed by By George Norman on 15 Nov 2011
The development team behind the popular email service Yahoo! Mail has recently showed Arabic-speaking users from the Middle East and North Africa region some love. And when I say “some love” I mean that support for theBy George Norman on 14 Nov 2011
Artists of all ages can now enjoy a digital palette and infinite canvas on the internet. Redmond-based software giant Microsoft has recently unveiled a new project called “The Art of Touch.” Inspired by the Microsoft Touch Mouse family of products, the project allows internet users to create, save and share digital artBy George Norman on 14 Nov 2011
The team behind the popular open-source Linux Mint operating system (OS) announced this weekend that Lisa, Linux Mint 12 codename “Lisa” to be more precise, has been released to the public as a Release Candidate (RC). By George Norman on 11 Nov 2011
On Thursday, the 10th of November, Norwegian developer Opera Software announced that the Beta version of Opera 11.60 has been released to the public. This version of the Opera web browser carries the codename “Tunny”, which is another name for tuna, a fish known for By George Norman on 11 Nov 2011
Shortly after the late Steve Jobs left Apple and former Chief Operations Officer (COO) Tim Cook took over as the company’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Apple introduced a Matching Gift Program meant to raise money for charityWindows Software
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