Articles for October 2014

Information has leaked that Facebook is working on a mobile payments service to be included in their Facebook Messenger app. This would follow hot on the heels of Apple's move into e-payments with their Apple Pay platform supported by the Touch ID. ... Read more

Images have come to light from the Vietnamese web site, Tinhte.vn, which claim to be a latest design for the upcoming replacement iPad Air 2, the 9-7-inch tablet from Apple. ... Read more

Facebook is busy creating a slew of new apps at the moment to try to remain relevant and continue to compete in the mobile space. The latest is an anonymous sharing app to help users keep more things private while sharing them with others. ... Read more

If you need to screen capture a User Account Control (UAC) prompt and tried the regular methods, you have noticed that both these screen capturing methods fail. Here are four methods to bypass this inconvenience and capture a UAC prompt. ... Read more

A premium quality endless runner, Unpossible blends awesome visuals, Tron atmosphere, several difficulty modes and hours, days and even months of thoroughly enjoyable gameplay. ... Read more

As evidenced in the continuing saga of the celebrities with illicit photographs of themselves being accessed and shared across the internet, there is a need to add additional protection for images. Enter Yovo with self-destructing or blurred images. ... Read more

Hewlett Packard, one of the oldest names in tech, has decided to split in two to try to manage its future in a better manner. The current public listing will split into two listed companies: printers and computers in one, services in the other. ... Read more

If you don't want to spend time to enter your password every time you logon, then this tutorial will fix this. We'll show you how to make your Windows 10 or 8 logon automatically, but this should work in Windows 7 and Vista as well. ... Read more

We've already discussed about the possibility of testing Windows 10 in a virtual machine, which is the safest way of previewing the new OS, and we'll now cover dual booting alongside Windows 7 or 8. ... Read more

If you happen to have another program installed on your PC and associated with ISO files, the File Explorer mount option is gone. Here's how to fix this and get the ISO Mount option back in File Explorer. ... Read more

Love birds, large families on a trip and students or colleagues collaborating on a project might want to check out his new iPad app - CoSurf. It is free and may sound odd until its perks start dawning on you. ... Read more

Windows 10 introduces a new effect: the shadows under every open window. Here's a quick guide on how to disable this effect. ... Read more

NVIDIA has released the world's most powerful graphics cards running on Maxwell architecture - the GeForce GTX 980M and GTX 970M. ... Read more

GT Advanced Technologies, the same company that for months was expected to be Apple's leading supplier of sapphire glass for the iPhone 6, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. ... Read more

Apparently, the iPhone 6 has a tendency to latch onto people's hair when they're making phone calls, causing them to tug on it and even pull some strands out upon pulling the phone away from the side of their head. ... Read more