Thursday 21 April 2016

How to Hide Your IP Address

There are plenty of good reasons not to share your IP address with the world, including privacy, security, and safety concerns. Follow our advice to keep yours a secret.
 
When you were born, you were given a name and a social security number. When you got a car, you earned a driver's license number. And when you get online, you receive an IP address. But just as it's not smart to wear your nametag on the subway, or to post your social security number or driver's license number online, it's a good idea to keep your IP address under wraps.

Tuesday 19 April 2016

How to Find and Use a Facebook Chatbot


Like so many of its rivals, it was rumored for a few months that Facebook would introduce chatbots. Yesterday at the F8 conference, Mark Zuckerberg finally unveiled them for Facebook Messenger. But how can you can get into a conversation with your favorite brand? Read on.

Monday 18 April 2016

5 Fun Free OS's To Play with

We all use Windows 10 for our main productive applications, but if you’re bored of Windows 10, and don’t mind trying something new, check out these five fun OS’s which will break the monotony, and who knows, may become your new daily driver!
Steam OS

Turn Your Outdated PC Into A Chrome OS Machine For Free

Do you have an old laptop lying around, which works, but is very outdated to run the latest OS and software? No don’t throw it out just yet, we have a solution for you, and guess what- It’s free!

Sunday 17 April 2016

26 Hidden Chrome Features That Will Make Your Life Easier

Browsers have evolved far beyond their original mission of providing one-way windows into the world wide webosphere. Indeed, as more services migrate to the cloud, browsers only reinforce their new role as multi-function boxes of digital magic.

Friday 15 April 2016

Google Updates Chrome App Policy, Will Yank Offending Apps

Chrome Web apps must follow a new privacy policy that requires them to disclose how they track users' data, Google announced today. Going forward, developers must post a privacy policy, use encryption to handle sensitive data, and ask users to consent to the collection of personal or sensitive data.

Thursday 14 April 2016

Patch makes Oculus games playable on HTC Vive

Lucky's Tale is a platform game playable via the Oculus Rift headset 

Owners of the HTC Vive virtual-reality headset can now play games made exclusively for the rival Oculus Rift.

Wednesday 13 April 2016

Bash plus Windows 10 equals Linux GUI apps on the Windows desktop

Microsoft has been actively exploring Linux, with SQL Server 2016 coming to the OS sometime this year. But one of the major talking points from Build 2016 was the inclusion of Bash for Windows 10. The news was well received and the functionality was soon demoed on Channel 9.

Thursday 7 April 2016

Moleskine's New Smart Writing Set Uploads Your Doodles


Moleskine, an Italian luxury notebooks manufacturer and other paper products, has long been one of the favourites for those who like to doodle a lot. The company however, is now shifting from paper towards digitisation and technology as it has launched its Smart Writing Set.