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HowTo: Check/Fix Mac Infected w/ Flashback Trojan

Friday, April 6, 2012

According to Russian antivirus company Dr. Web, there are about 600,000 Macs around the world that are infected by different variations of the Flashback trojan and are now part of a fast-growing Mac botnet. Of the 600,000 infected Macs the majority are located in North America – 57% from the US and 20% in Canada. [...]

Wondershare Software Valentine’s Day Promo

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

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In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Wondershare Software is running a special promo offering up to 60% discount on their bestselling Windows and Mac software. Programs like Vivideo Video Editor for Windows ($39.99), DVD Creator for Windows ($39.95), DVD Creator for Mac ($49), Photo Recovery for Mac ($49.95) are all available for only $19.99 for a [...]

Safari 4: Browsing Made Beautiful. And Smart.

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

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Safari 4: Browsing Made Beautiful. And Smart.

Yesterday, Apple released the public beta version of Safari 4 for both Mac OS X and Windows platforms. According to Apple, Safari 4 is faster and “more innovative” than Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and other competing browsers. Safari 4 runs on a new Javascript engine called Nitro which Apple claims to be 30 times [...]

HowTo: Easiest Way to Install/Dual Boot Ubuntu on Windows

Friday, February 20, 2009

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HowTo: Easiest Way to Install/Dual Boot Ubuntu on Windows

Previously, if you wanted to try or install/dual boot Ubuntu you’d have to use the live CD or create a partition on your computer with the latter being a daunting task for most users, especially those who don’t have much technical knowledge. Now, with the help of the Wubi installer, you can try or install [...]

iPhone 4G Concept

Friday, February 6, 2009

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Rumors of a next-generation iPhone have been all over the web the past few weeks and started when someone spotted an iPhone firmware referencing a certain “iPhone 2,1″. The original iPhone was referenced as 1,1, the iPhone 3G as 1,2 and if Apple stuck to their naming conventions, this would have to be the next [...]

KidZui: Browser For Kids

Thursday, March 20, 2008

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As a parent I was happy to read about this new browser for kids called KidZui. Although my kid is still too little to browse the Internet or even use the computer, it's good to know that there's technology such as this that makes browsing the Internet safe for kids. So what is KidZui? KidZui is basically a browser based on Internet Explorer (if you use Windows) and Safari (if you use a Mac) that "whitelists" websites, photos and videos that are suitable for children. 200 teachers and parents across the US were hired to scan the world wide web to look for appropriate content that would be included in the whitelist. As of now, KidZui has 500,000 whitelisted websites, pictures and videos. All content gathered by KidZui are manually reviewed by humans before they get included in the whitelist to make sure nothing inappropriate gets thru. Screenshots: Start Page Create Zui Page

FeedDemon and NetNewsWire now FREE!

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

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Earlier today, the folks at NewsGator announced that FeedDemon, NetNewsWire and all other RSS reader products are now available for FREE! Aside from that, all NewsGator products include free web-based synchronization to other services. With synchronization, users will be able to view their RSS content the same way no matter where or when they read [...]

Affordable Mac Computers

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

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The Apple Macintosh computer which was first produced in 1984, was the first commercially successful computer to have a mouse and graphical user interface (GUI) instead of the command line interface. Present day models are called Macs and are known to be expensive computers compared to other PC brands. Although Windows based computers are more [...]

iBackup – Online Storage

Friday, August 31, 2007

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iBackup offers online storage and backup services that are targeted for small business establishments or companies. iBackup’s services are flexible because it doesn’t only offer backups for your local machines but also online storage available via the web or FTP. Do you have different machines with different operating systems? No need to worry about compatibilities [...]

PC and Mac Website Builder Software

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

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Does your company, organization or church need a website? Most businesses and organizations today want to have their website online but don’t have the adequate budget to hire a professional web designer/developer. Are you’re in the same situation and would want to create a website in a fast, easy and affordable way? Don’t worry, StirSite [...]

Picturesque

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

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Good news for Mac fans and users! There’s a new program that can help you “pimp” out your pictures and images for your web albums, web sites or blogs. It’s called Picturesque, a new application from Acqualia that is designed to make images look gorgeous on the web. What’s with the name? Picturesque is defined [...]