Articles for May 2014

Apple has been working on loading as much advanced technology as possible into the special 5.5 inch version of the upcoming iPhone 6. ... Read more

Symantec, the antivirus pioneer, was the company that first came up with an idea and its implementation of anti-virus software. 25 years later, the company’s Vice-President Brian Dye says “anti-virus is dead.” ... Read more

At some point in your tech life you might find the need to screen capture a fixed region from within your Windows OS. While the default Print included in Windows don't offer this capability, there are several software that can do that for you. ... Read more

Foursquare has announced that it will be splitting its popular app into two different apps - Foursqaure and a new app called Swarm ... Read more

The latest announcement from its developer Gabriele Cirulli tells us that the game 2048 is now available on iOS and Android through dedicated apps. ... Read more

Independent developer Andreas Kurtz reports about vulnerability in iOS 7, which enables hackers get access to files that are attached to emails. The vulnerability contradicts Apple’s statement that iDevices additionally encrypt email attachments. ... Read more

A search engine is the key element and a gate to the Internet in any online research, so what more can it be but a search engine, search results, and advertisements? Google search engine can be fun and productive tool. ... Read more

With Mother's Day coming up, PearlMountain Technology offers Picture Collage Maker Pro for Windows (originally $39.90) and Picture Collage Maker for Mac (originally $29.90) free of charge between 10-12 May. ... Read more

Below is the list of alternative search engines that claim not to store user data, or what search engines you should try if you’re worried about State Department poking their nose in your user data. ... Read more

Below is the list of 8 free Android video players we consider worth your attention. Some of them have extensive file and codec support, while others have advanced functionality. ... Read more

Google, Microsoft, Apple and Facebook are planning to protect user data against state surveillance defying the government. ... Read more

Heartbleed has been keeping a lot of people on their toes lately – from major services like Elance to small retail e-stores. A lot of people launched changing their passwords just to find out their banking services might not have patched the hole. ... Read more

So how to disable OneDrive if you don't use it, get rid of the extra tray icon and clean up the Explorer side panel as well? We'll show you 2 easy methods on how to do just that, as well as re-enabling OneDrive if you change your mind later on. ... Read more

When one of the utilities, namely devcon.exe, refused to run on my Win 7 because it was an IA-64-only, I knew I was not the only one wondering what the catch was all about. So, here is the breakdown. ... Read more