According to Nobel Laureate Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez, “all human beings have three lives: public, private, and secret”. It is in our nature to want privacy, yet in the internet age, it has never been easier to access the details of our private sphere.Read More >> Continue reading E-mails are Scanned – With Your Agreement!
Leaving your old PC in a public space may seem like a sure-fire way to make it someone else’s old PC. But if you take the time to secure it properly, you can get a lot of mileage out of turning it into a dedicated public-access machine. Read More >> Continue reading Turn Your PC into Public Kiosk
Back in May, Blackberry announced that its exclusive messaging service, Blackberry Messenger will be available for other platforms including Android and iOS. Earlier this month, the company released the application for developers so that the company can find any bugs and fix the application before it goes public.Read More >> Continue reading Blackberry messenger's user's guide leaked
Google Street View has expanded its growing collection of zoo images to include six more locations, with a focus on pandas. Read More >> Continue reading Cute Stuff on Google Street View
With $260 million in Ontario government money backing Ubisoft Toronto and its job-creation program, the studio and the province's game industry have a lot riding on Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist.Read More >> Continue reading Splinter Cell: Deadly Attack on US.
On average, children receive their first handset at the age of 11, soon after starting secondary school, research reveals.Read More >> Continue reading One In 10 Five-Year-Olds Has A Mobile Phone
