Posts Tagged 'Software'
Android malware writers exploit Instagram
Fake Instagram websites distribute Android Trojan horses that send SMS messages to premium-rate numbers
In an attempt to take advantage of the popularity of free photo-sharing app Instagram among smartphone users, malware writers have created fake Instagram websites to distribute Android Trojan horses, according... Read More
How to Sync Your Media Library to Your Android Phone
Here’s how to sync your photos, videos, and music to your Android phone with DoubleTwist for Windows.
iPhone users have iTunes, but Android users must figure out their own syncing arrangement. Of the numerous Android syncing programs out there, I recommend trying DoubleTwist first. DoubleTwist reliably... Read More
Five Best Apps to Forecast and Manage Cash Flow
Planning 2012 finances should be a priority. And if managing cash flow isn’t hard enough already, by now you should be creating — or perhaps fine-tuning — your projections for what your business will spend and earn over the next year.
If this is making you feel overwhelmed, relax. There are a number of apps and online tools that can make managing and forecasting your business... Read More
Best Android E-book Readers
If you are using smartphone such as Android, iPhone or any other such phone, then you can use it as an e-reader beside texting, browsing, e-mailing and using other such features. Several Android e-book readers also available in market but only few of them are worth reading.
With this fast-track life its not easy to take out time to sit back, relax and read. That is why the idea of e-book... Read More
The 5-minute Lion Configuration
Every Mac user—“pro” or otherwise—is different and we all develop certain work habits. I’ve had Lion for awhile thanks to pungling up the $99 necessary to become a developer and have installed it on a couple of different Macs. These are the things I generally do in the first several minutes: ... Read More
Top 10 iPhone Annoyances–and How to Fix Them
Is your iPhone suffering from poor battery life, a frozen touchscreen, or an inability to connect to the Internet? You’re not alone, and we can help.
The Apple iPhone is a love-it-or-hate-it kind of device. The people who won’t buy one love to talk about how much they hate it. And although some iPhone fanboys won’t admit ... Read More
11 Free Microsoft Tools You’re Overlooking
Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer are virtually synonymous with personal computing, but there are also many free tools from Microsoft that you may not be aware of.
Microsoft has a virtual monopoly on desktop operating systems with Windows and on office productivity with its Office suite–as well as a dominant share of the Web browser market with Internet Explorer.... Read More
10 Ways to Keep IT Systems Secure
Technology continues to be a boon for entrepreneurs, offering increased mobility, productivity and ROI at shrinking expense. But as useful as modern innovations such as smartphones, tablet PCs and cloud computing are to small businesses, they also present growing security concerns. Following are 10 safety tips to help you guard against high-tech failure:... Read More
A Closer Look at Browser-Based Microsoft 365
For all their potential, cloud-based application services such as Google Docs can still be downright spartan when it comes to software features. Yes, their cost is low or free in most cases, and their easy-to-use collaboration tools provide small businesses with a good first step toward building a mobile or remote workforce. But the... Read More
Designing For Android
For designers, Android is the elephant in the room when it comes to app design. As much as designers would like to think it’s an iOS world in which all anyones cares about are iPhones, iPads and the App Store, nobody can ignore that Android currently has the majority of smartphone market share and that it is being used on everything from tablets to e-readers. In short, the Google Android... Read More
