ZeroDay Attacks have finally met their match. There’s no reason to be a target for hackers and cyber attacks. Many PC Pitstop users will be the first to get the best protection available and finally be able to use their systems as intended. No more blocked access, no more stolen info or stolen resources.
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Looking for the best way to make a phone call from your computer? With Gmail’s new Call feature, it’s simple – and calls to the US and Canada are free!
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PC Matic’s TV mom takes her place along side – June Cleaver, Carol Brady, Lily Munster, Marion Cunningham, Claire Huxtable & Marge Simpson
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By Steve Bass
On March 21, 1991, I stopped using Norton’s security programs.
But I like to see what the dark side is up to, so I recently switched back to Norton. And I’m really happy I did.
Of course, knowing how you always like to hear the dirt, I’ll tell you the back story.
TechBite: Oh, Bass, What Did You Do? Read More »
By John Dodge
I am writing a couple of short bylined features a month about video, cloud computing, borderless networks and virtualization for News@Cisco. My first story reporting on the first TV broadcast of an NFL game in 3D.
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By Bill Pytlovany
The new big buzz word in the computing world is “Cloud” computing. In the past I’ve been critical of the concept and even poked fun at Cloud Computing. Last month I released WinPatrol Cloud Edition and quickly learned that most people have no clue what Cloud computing means.
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By Chris Pirillo
I’ve been through a lot of different web hosting companies in my days online. I’ve struggled with uptime issues. I’ve dealt with poor customer service. I’ve had to wind my way through the maze of service problems and back again on more occasions than I would like to count. Each company I’ve worked with has had their strong points – and their weaknesses.
Chris Pirillo: The Best & Worst Web Hosting Service Read More »
By Leo Notenboom
Depending on how careful you’ve been about posting public information about yourself, an email address can lead people to find a lot about you.
Ask Leo: Can I Be Traced by my Email Address? Read More »
By Bob Rankin
Nearly every digital photocopier sold since 2002 stores images of whatever it copies on an internal hard drive. This enables conveniences like printing copies of frequently needed documents without re-scanning them. But stored documents can also be a security or identity theft time-bomb. Consider what may be on that copier’s hard drive when you or your employer trades it in or otherwise disposes of it…
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