For a router option, the AirPort Extreme Base Station exudes a familiar Apple air about it, with its easy setup utility, user-friendliness, and functionalities that deliver topnotch performance as packaged. Probably the only downside to this router is its being a tad more expensive than similar Windows-based rivals. Mac advocates with Intel-run Apple computers will… Continue reading Apple’s AirPort Extreme Base Station Routs the Competition Soundly with Great Overall Performance
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Firesheep, A New Threat for Facebook Users
It’s never been easier to steal information from web surfers. Eric Butler, a software developer has created a Firefox plugin called Firesheep, which allows anyone to hack into a Facebook account, with an automated process. He presented it at the ToorCon (a hacker conference in San Diego, USA) to demonstrate how fragile our security on… Continue reading Firesheep, A New Threat for Facebook Users
Wirelessly Networking through the Newer Routers
Img Credit There are many ways to choose a router that works well with your workable computer. If you are looking to upgrade to a faster connection, then opting to connect wirelessly will mean that your networking creations are improved to ensure that more people inside your home are able to utilize the facilities that… Continue reading Wirelessly Networking through the Newer Routers
A Bonus of Built in Internet Capabilities for a Fine Digital Camera
A camera often offers the same functions as the next one on the shelf. There are no rules to state which model is better, as you can only go on how connected you feel about the machine. However, there are minor differences within each device that can stand out, making your choice a little easier.… Continue reading A Bonus of Built in Internet Capabilities for a Fine Digital Camera
Now You Can Use Dropbox to Share Big Files
20GB of iDisk space is available for users of the MobileMe family pack account, but it’s difficult to turn a blind eye to some of the excellent alternatives offered completely free of charge. Now there is a wonderful alternative for consumers who wish to share big files. The majority of email services limit the size… Continue reading Now You Can Use Dropbox to Share Big Files
Establish an All-in-one Home Network with Apple Time Capsule
Apple has demonstrated yet again that there are technological frontiers to be explored and innovations to be discovered. Just recently, it has released a new sweet-looking gadget that serves as a Wi-Fi router as well as a backup drive. Though some might think that 499 dollars for 1TB storage is a bit pricey, this is… Continue reading Establish an All-in-one Home Network with Apple Time Capsule
9 Plugins That Can Transform Your WordPress Blog into a Powerful Business Site
In its original form, it may be difficult to imagine that you can use WordPress as an e-commerce platform due to its basic structure that is fully intended as blogging media. After the release of WordPress 3.0, this platform has improved so much and in some ways may rival other platforms that are designed primarily… Continue reading 9 Plugins That Can Transform Your WordPress Blog into a Powerful Business Site
How to Interpret the Impact of Behavioural Search on Web Rankings?
In the beginning, the search engines were interested in the content of a certain website in order to rank how relevant it is and they were doing this with metatags. Some time passed and it became clear that this method wasn’t working efficiently enough and the online spam was taking prevail. That’s why most of… Continue reading How to Interpret the Impact of Behavioural Search on Web Rankings?
How the Internet Changes Information use in 2010?
When someone asks, “Do information users exhibit the same behaviors today compared to ten years ago?” The answer to this question is a resounding no. In 2000, most people were still attached to traditional media like newspapers or television, while in 2010 the Internet has been brought to the forefront as concluded by an ACTA… Continue reading How the Internet Changes Information use in 2010?
Email is Still The Preferred Way To Share Information in 2010
For most users, the Internet has become a perfect place to share content. Three out of four users share content with friends and family, and almost half do so at least once a week, according to a study. But despite the success of social networks, most users still prefer to use email. Among respondents, 86%… Continue reading Email is Still The Preferred Way To Share Information in 2010