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Hacker May Have Stolen Credit Card Data From PlayStation Users
Hacker May Have Stolen Credit Card Data From PlayStation Users
Hacker May Have Stolen Credit Card Data From PlayStation Users
Millions of PlayStation Network users got the scare of their life yesterday when Sony announced that their personal information, including credit card data and billing addresses, may have been stolen by a hacker. On its company blog page, Sony said that it believed an "unauthorized person" obtained information from its 77 million-strong user base -- everything from names, to addresses t
Computer Glitch Opens Grocery Store During Holiday
Computer Glitch Opens Grocery Store During Holiday
Computer Glitch Opens Grocery Store During Holiday
A Pak 'n Save in Hamilton, New Zealand, was supposed to be closed last week to observe Good Friday. Unfortunately, it appears the grocery store's technology never got the memo. According to reports, a glitch in the store's security system caused its doors to electronically unlock at 1AM Friday morning, leaving them open for an additional eight hours.
Man Takes First Steps in 20 Years With Robot ExoSkeleton [VIDEO]
Man Takes First Steps in 20 Years With Robot ExoSkeleton [VIDEO]
Man Takes First Steps in 20 Years With Robot ExoSkeleton [VIDEO]
Imagine losing the ability to walk. Imagine losing said ability for over 20 years. Now, imagine the kind of elation you'd feel if an invention came along that made it possible for you to walk again. That's exactly how the man in this video felt after using the ReWalk ExoSkeleton robot. Designed by Argo Medical Technologies Ltd., the robot is a lightweight brace device that attaches to your legs an
Tech Thursday: News out of Microsoft
Tech Thursday: News out of Microsoft
Tech Thursday: News out of Microsoft
The word is IE 10 reportedly won't support Vista Only a few weeks ago IE 9 was released. March 14, as a matter of fact. And the IE team at Microsoft hasn't been taking a break - they've already unveiled the platform preview for the next version, IE 10, at this week's MIX conference in Las Vegas...
iPhone Secretly Tracks Your Every Move, Claims Security Experts
iPhone Secretly Tracks Your Every Move, Claims Security Experts
iPhone Secretly Tracks Your Every Move, Claims Security Experts
Security experts Peter Warden and Alasdair Allen have made a startling discovery about Apple's iPhone and 3G iPad: The devices secretly track and record your location. Apparently, this has been going on for 10 months, despite the fact that Apple has never previously disclosed that they keep a record of all their iPhone users whereabouts...
Tech Thursday – Windows 8??
Tech Thursday – Windows 8??
Tech Thursday – Windows 8??
WAIT!! I’m still learning about all the features available in Windows 7 and now word has it next year Microsoft will be offering a new OS... Windows 8! Unlike me, maybe you haven’t upgraded to Windows 7. Well, that’s okay since word has leaked that work on Windows 8 is well underway...
Tech Thursday: Tips and Tricks for the iPad
Tech Thursday: Tips and Tricks for the iPad
Tech Thursday: Tips and Tricks for the iPad
Last Thursday, I mentioned a few tips for Windows 7. So, this week thanks to PCMag.com, I thought I would give equal time to Apple and the IPad. So, here you go… Yes, you can reveal hidden keyboard characters Holding down certain keys provides additional character options. A long tap on the Comma key brings an apostrophe. Next door, the Period key offers up a quote mark too. On the numeric keybo
Tech Thursday: A Few Tips for Windows 7
Tech Thursday: A Few Tips for Windows 7
Tech Thursday: A Few Tips for Windows 7
If you like to learn new things, here are a few more tips that might help if you use Windows 7. Have a laptop that you connect to your home network and other times to another network? You would like to use the same IP address on your home network, but the other assigns addresses via DHCP. Well, now you don’t have to go in and change the TCP/IP properties each time to switch networks.
Two-Year-Old Learns Reading, Speech on iPad
Two-Year-Old Learns Reading, Speech on iPad
Two-Year-Old Learns Reading, Speech on iPad
There have been a number of strange tactics employed when it comes to teaching babies and toddlers all there is to know about numbers, shapes and letters. So when Utah dad Mike Wilson decided to purchase an iPad for his two-year-old son Bridger to assist with that very job, it was only a little strange. He later admitted that the purchase was primarily an excuse to splurge on a pricey iPad he'd pr
Man Remotely Accesses Stolen Laptop, Posts Embarrassing Video of Thief [VIDEO]
Man Remotely Accesses Stolen Laptop, Posts Embarrassing Video of Thief [VIDEO]
Man Remotely Accesses Stolen Laptop, Posts Embarrassing Video of Thief [VIDEO]
A twenty-something computer thief learned a valuable lesson after the owner of the stolen laptop accessed the hard drive via remote. That lesson? Never record yourself dancing awkwardly to hip hop music on a looted laptop before going through the basic steps of wiping it out. Especially if the owner of said laptop is a computer guru with access to the hard drive from an external location. Read Mor
The Week in Geek: My Kindle Dilemma
The Week in Geek: My Kindle Dilemma
The Week in Geek: My Kindle Dilemma
Every time I bring up the subject of wanting a Kindle, someone inevitably mentions, “There’s an app for that.” They’re right, of course. It’s a small download, minimal fuss to get it set up the way I want it on my Android phone, and I could be off and reading. Therein lies the problem.
Tech Thursday: Patch For A Pack
Tech Thursday: Patch For A Pack
Tech Thursday: Patch For A Pack
If you are using the recently released Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) then you need to apply a patch. That’s right; you will need to patch your operating system applying one of the security updates that Microsoft released. The patch is included in Microsoft’s Security Bulletin MS11-015 which is designed to resolve two vulnerabilities...

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