If you have an old iPhone and are dreaming about the iPhone 6, Verizon Wireless can make that dream come true at no initial cost to you. If you trade in your old iPhone (4, 4s, 5, 5c, 5s), Verizon will give you a $200 […]
There is a really cool way you can use the validation feature in Excel and that is to create a single-use drop-down list. Your list will allow users to select the cell and then select from a list of pre-defined values for that cell. Once
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Last week, Brian Krebs warned of a suspected data breach at Home Depot stores across the US and Canada dating back to April this year. Unfortunately, that breach has now been confirmed. Even though it appears that the PINs tied to debit cards were not
If ever we needed proof that we, computer users, are a fickle lot, we need look no further than the rather strange freeware called “Start Killer”. Ever since the initial Windows 8 release, forums and tech sites have been inundated with complaints about the missing
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With the Flint Center in Cupertino, California packed, Apple CEO Tim Cook started off Tuesday’s Apple event. Typically, he would start out talking about how many gazillion iPhones have sold, how the adoption rate of the latest iOS version eclipses that of Android adoption and
Identity theft has increased 103% over the past 12 months… As everyday use of the internet expands so does our level of risk exposure. The amount of data we divulge through the devices we use, either by design or inadvertently, is growing at a rate
I am a Facebook user and often hear that one of the biggest complaints among Facebook users is the lack of a Dislike button. Facebook users ask the “Like” button to do a whole lot. Sometimes, that can be a real problem, since “like” is
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Bungie’s next big title, first-person shooter space-themed MMO ‘Destiny’, is due to be launched on September 9th. Joseph Kosinski of “Oblivion” and “Tron: Legacy” fame has worked together with Bungie, Activision, and 72andSunny to put together a 90 second commercial showing us what Destiny might
“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” The moral of the saying is; changing something’s name does not change its inherent qualities. Perhaps somebody should mention that to Ask.com/Interactive Corp. For years Ask.com/Interactive Corp has been enticing users into its web of
In my last article, WordPress – How To Have Your Own Web Site – Introduction, I tried to give you an overview of what you might expect when it comes to setting up your own web site. In this installment, I’ll get more specific about
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LastPass really wants to keep you safe. Besides just keeping all your long and hard to guess passwords safe, LastPass can give you a safety score and show you how to make your score higher. (Better security!) To start your Security Check, open LastPass and
You have meddled with the primal forces of nature and we won’t have it. Is that clear? ¶ For Tomb Raider fans, this pretty much sums up the feelings about Crystal Dynamics’ decision to go all exclusive and cuddly with Microsoft’s Xbox One, by ignoring
At long last the much anticipated stable version of Google’s 64-bit Chrome browser is available for download. According to Google, the 64-bit Chrome edition excels in three areas; it is faster, more secure, and more stable… but then Google would say that, wouldn’t they. Both
News surfaced earlier this week of a suspected data breach of Home Depot stores in the US involving leaked credit card data. Now, it appears, further evidence regarding the extent of the breach is suggesting that it involves nearly all of the company’s stores across
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