Articles for March 2014

Some programs's GUI come with a fixed size or even with the maximize/minimize options disabled. Other times you might need to capture a specific sized window for a Powerpoint presentation, an article editing, or a similar task. ... Read more

Not so long ago, headlines were hit by the news of a variety of Linux distributions found to be vulnerable to attacks caused by a bug that allows perpetrators bypass various key security protocols. As a result, they are able to intercept and dissemin ... Read more

Ubisoft releases and amazingly beautiful hand-painted role-playing game next month; Deluxe Edition and an exclusive poster from Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano available. Ubi Art engine is in a way unique because it allows hand-painted art to ... Read more

If you have to use removable USB devices very often, you’re probably aggravated how difficult sometimes it is to activate the “safely remove hardware” icon that lives in the system tray. Many users report that the greatest problem is that ... Read more

Google has reportedly been working on an interesting new WiFi app that will aim to streamline login and authentication at thousands of WiFi hotspots. ... Read more

Despite the titanic efforts of tech companies to make their browsers secure, they have desperately failed to do so. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, Apple’s Safari and Google’s Chrome remain the most dangerous intermediaries in users’ online ... Read more

Lock On is a video game developed by a group of Russian designers in 2003. Back then, the Ukraine was independent, the Crimean peninsula was peaceful, and the Orange Revolution was still a year ahead. The international community was focused on Iraq, ... Read more

A critical flaw in Internet Explorer can make it possible to attack web browser through the code placed on compromised websites. According to Microsoft, all versions of Internet Explorer and Windows are going to receive critical updates on Patch Tues ... Read more

While you’re using notorious browsers, such as Firefox, Chrome and Ice Dragon combined with Google, Yahoo or Bing search, you are only accessing a very small fraction of the worldwide Internet. If you think you have access to everything, you are so ... Read more

Facebook Messenger users have experienced a rude shock as Facebook has pulled the plug on the service last Thursday. “We are sorry, but we can no longer support Facebook Messenger for Windows, and it stops working on March 3, 2014. We really app ... Read more

Car Mechanic Simulator 2014 has been released, and it's available now on Steam. Find out more details here! ... Read more

Find out how you can fully utilize Google Chrome's "new tab page", with customizable extensions! ... Read more

Developed in a laboratory at the University of Liverpool by Valerio Selis, Johnny Milliken and Prof. Alan Marshall, Chameleon is an experimental virus with the purpose of simulating a malware attack on Belfast and London. ... Read more

If you own a smartphone, then chances are that the device has become so indispensable that you would feel lost without it. Because your whole life revolves around the smart gadget ... Read more

It appears that former Microsoft executive and current CEO of Zynga, Dan Mattrick, wasn’t joking when he said he intends to leave his mark on the company. ... Read more