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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Find Out How to Do (Almost) Anything at WikiHow

The site has amassed thousands of how-to manuals, authored by your fellow humans, covering an endless range of subjects. In the Computers and Electronics section alone, for example, you'll find guides ranging from Bypass DRM-Enabled Music to Make Laptop Screens Readable Outdoors.


Deleting Cell Phone Data Before Upgrading Phones

Whether you’re itching to get an iPhone or another cell phone, there are certain security precautions you should take when upgrading phones. Before you sell or trade in your current phone, learn how to delete your cell phone data. The last thing you want is to hand over personal information or sensitive data to a stranger.

Tuesday, June 09, 2009

94 Great Freeware Programs For A Freeware Only PC

The new Freeware MegaPack has 94 freeware programs, all tested and installed. I thought about making my PC freeware only, doing my daily PC jobs only with freeware programs and getting rid of all that expensive and buggy paid software. These 94 freeware programs are the ones that I am using now on a daily basis. Click below for the FREEWARE MISSION.



Monday, June 08, 2009

Preview links before you click

Interclue 1.5 - Your Personal Link Preview Multitool
  • Before you click the link
  • Hover your mouse pointer over the link, and a Linkclue icon will appear.
  • Rest your mouse on the icon, and up pops an enhanced summary of the linked page.
Interclue can give you:
  • A text content summary
  • A small snapshot of the page
  • Sizes and dates of linked files
  • Useful stats and metadata
  • Next actions - save, email...
  • And more. Check the options!

Managing your Facebook privacy and friends

The social networking site recently hit an astonishing 200 million users. If you haven’t received a Facebook invitation, you will.

Maybe you’re skeptical of Facebook. That’s understandable. It is easy to reveal private information accidentally. And the flux of information from your contacts can be difficult to control.

Fortunately, Facebook provides a bevy of tools. Using them, you can get your profile under control in a few short minutes.

http://www.facebook.com/index.php?lh=c36ace604728a6394738b5f6c804af82&

77 Must-Have Utilities: Download Them All!

These essential programs will make your PC better—and your computing life a whole lot easier. And most of them are free!

By the Editors of ComputerShopper.com

Sunday, June 07, 2009

Vodpod

What's Vodpod? Your favorite videos on the web, in one place. Save videos you like as you surf the web, or search to find them on Vodpod.
Our widgets let people watch videos you save on your blog, website, Facebook, Myspace or just about anyplace.

Saturday, June 06, 2009

Just how do websites track or monitor our activity?

Just how do websites track or monitor our activity?That question covers a lot of ground, from cookies to *IP tracking. It also misses a couple of areas that are worth thinking about as well. One important thing for most people: you, as an individual, just aren't that interesting. It's pretty likely no one really cares where you go or what you do. Let's see what they might care about, and the ways that they can collect it.




*An Internet Protocol (IP) address is your computer's numerical identification.

What Is Bing?

Bing is a new search engine from Microsoft. It's a lot like other search engines in that it allows you to use keywords to search for web content and it allows you to search for content based on category searches. Bing does have some unique features that make it worth a try. Take the tour.


Claim: E-mailed invitations from friends to join the Tagged.com web site are a form of scam or virus.

Millions of Internet users have received e-mails messages with subject lines indicating that some acquaintance has sent them photos or a private message on "Tagged" and urging them to visit and join the site to view the material lest the sender "think you said no".



 
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