Articles for April 2014
by Pete Daniel
on 11 April 2014
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2842 views
Battery life is a constant challenge with mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. While every manufacturer frequently quotes optimistic battery times, rarely if ever does the reality live up to the battery life suggested. ... Read more
by Pete Daniel
on 11 April 2014
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2097 views
With the growing threat of infectious low-level malware which can get into the boot process to load in malicious programs or prevent an operating system from starting, Intel developed EFI in the 1990s to secure the boot process. ... Read more
by Pete Daniel
on 10 April 2014
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1828 views
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 2.0 is the latest iteration from the stalwart of malware detection and removal. This version replaces the Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.75 version which came before it. The thing about Malwarebytes was that it was never one to ... Read more
by Pete Daniel
on 10 April 2014
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1567 views
The use of the HTTPS encrypted connection means that data sent via a web browser across the internet to a web server is encrypted end to end. ... Read more
by Chris Thomas
on 10 April 2014
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1815 views
Online file storage and sharing giant Dropbox has just launched a new photo and media storing app called Carousel. ... Read more
by Dan Vlasic
on 10 April 2014
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1514 views
A five-year-old prodigy accidentally discovered one of the biggest Xbox One security bugs that enables anyone to log in to password-protected user accounts without the correct password. ... Read more
by Dan Vlasic
on 10 April 2014
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2812 views
If you need to write an email message now, but would like to send it at a later point, there just might be a fix to it in Gmail. Chances are Calendar reminders of our friends’ birthdays sometimes pass unnoticed, and we fail to send a message on tim ... Read more
by Mihai Neacsu
on 9 April 2014
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24499 views
So you got a song looping addiction and Auto Replaying a YouTube video is not enough for you? We've got you covered for SoundCloud as well. ... Read more
by Mihai Neacsu
on 9 April 2014
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20131 views
The Windows 8.1 Update is now live and we'll show you how to slipstream it into your Win 8.1 install ISO using WinReducer. ... Read more
by Chris Thomas
on 9 April 2014
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1758 views
Earlier this week Microsoft announced that it would be updating its security software by tightening the criteria used to classify applications as adware. ... Read more
by Chris Thomas
on 9 April 2014
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1738 views
This week Seagate released a new enterprise-class high-capacity 6TB hard drive that is faster than all competitors and surprisingly doesn't contain helium. ... Read more
by Dan Vlasic
on 9 April 2014
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3668 views
Apparently, Google is trying to make YouTube content appear more lucrative to advertisers as a part of the large-scale campaign to make advertisers switch from traditional TV ads to YouTube ads. ... Read more
by Dan Vlasic
on 9 April 2014
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1726 views
The lack of any Halo content on Xbox One has left many devoted fans scrambling for the bits and pieces of information on the next time we will be able to see Master Chief. ... Read more
by Dan Vlasic
on 9 April 2014
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3394 views
It is catastrophically bad, just a hugely damaging bug, experts say, betting there will be a lot of vulnerable servers a year from now. This won’t get fixed. ... Read more
by Chris Thomas
on 8 April 2014
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3191 views
The Google Ara project is set to revolutionize the way many people buy and use mobile phones. The goal of the project is to create a modular cell phone that can be assembled and configured according to the user's hardware preferences and budget. ... Read more
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