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Yahoo! Don’t Count Them Out Just Yet -

In the younger days of the Internet, Yahoo! was a major player. It was a search engine, email provider, managed. 

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A Smart Touchscreen That Can Distinguish Between Users -

All this talk of the passcode problems with iPhones and similar with Samsungs might be all for naught. What if. 

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MTE Explains: How Digital Camera Works And Why More Pixels Doesn’t Lead To A Better Photo -

Digital cameras are very interesting devices. They capture light and, though the use of special filters, manage. 

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3 Questions About Bitcoin Everyone Should Ask (And Their Answers)

By | On Friday, May 17th, 2013 - No Comments »

Bitcoin has become quite a popular means of exchange on the Internet. If you don’t know anything about Bitcoin, you can read our article about what it is and how it works. All you really need to know is that it’s a digital currency, has been growing in popularity significantly, and even has its own ATMs. A lot of the people who have been exposed to Bitcoin already know a lot about. 

Save Websites for Offline Viewing with WebCopy

By | On Thursday, May 16th, 2013 - No Comments »

There are some websites that we refer to regularly. Those websites could be handy to have offline in the event you can’t get on the Web, and WebCopy can make that happen. WebCopy allows you to not only save websites for offline viewing but allows you to customize how they download for optimal offline performance. Setting up WebCopy The first time you open WebCopy after downloading and. 

How to Create Custom Web App For Your Favorite Websites In Chrome

By | On Thursday, May 16th, 2013 - No Comments »

Chrome OS makes it easy to access your favorite websites, but there’s a catch. By default, your website of choice must have already submitted an app to the Chrome Web Store. This is a problem, as some major websites do not have an app available, such as Wikipedia. The good news is that creating custom web apps of your own isn’t that difficult. Getting Started Using the Wikipedia. 

Useful Apps to Aid Parental Control in Linux

By | On Thursday, May 16th, 2013 - No Comments »

So, you have a machine running Linux which is also used by kids. We all know how the Web may be dangerous, especially for youngest of Internet fans. But do you know how to shield your Linux system and control what your kids do online? Even though there are many Linux distros especially aimed at children, this article will focus on how to get your current “adult” distro kid-safe,.