Saturday, July 27, 2013

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Review



It's good to be king, especially when Samsung knows that it reached the top position after some early missteps. The Behold didn't earn the Korean manufacturer many friends, but the Galaxy S showed that

How to Create a Windows 8 Installation DVD or USB Drive

How to Create a Windows 8 Installation DVD or USB Drive



Microsoft has made upgrading to Windows 8 really easy with their upgrade tool, but if you have special needs and need a more traditional installation disc, you might not know where to look. Here's how to create one.

How to write a successful CV before applying for a job

How to write a successful CV before applying for a job



A good curriculum vitae - or CV - is vital when looking for work, especially when there are numerous candidates for the same job, so what should it contain?

Internet Explorer has the worst phishing catch rate of all main browsers

A new report by security research firm NSS Labs looks at the comparative performance of popular browsers when it comes to blocking phishing attacks. Over a 12-day test period the average phishing catch rate ranged from 96 percent for Firefox 19 to only 83 percent for Internet Explorer 10.

Microsoft has a huge Windows 8 application problem

A few days ago, cloud-based PC management service Soluto released a study into the habits of 10,848 Windows 8 users, and found that consumers really aren’t running apps all that regularly on the new operating system.

Friday, July 26, 2013

How A Computer Virus Spreads Online.the way to stop that


How to install ubuntu on a windows8

The introduction of personal computers withWindows 8 preinstalled with them also introduced a controversial under-the-hood modification – Secure Boot. Secure Boot is a technology which is included in any new computer that has Windows 8 preinstalled and the official sticker. It is meant to check that you have a certified operating system installed on your computer before it tries to boot it. This prevents the system from running any “non-certified” (or non-trusted) operating systems, lowering the risk that malicious code runs at boot time.