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How Does Spotify Premium Duo Work?
Spotify, one of the most prominent music streaming platforms, presents various subscription plans to cater to different needs of its...
A Look at the Worst Security Snafus of 2012 So Far!
Could things really be this bad? From the embarrassing hack of a conversation between the FBI and Scotland Yard to a plethora of data breaches, security snafus have ruled the first half…
Send Email Like a Pro
Email often straddles a fine line between help and hindrance. It’s an invaluable tool, no doubt about it, but sometimes it can be a stubborn, unwieldy, and intrusive monster—maybe even…
InstallFree Nexus Brings Microsoft Office to iPads, Via the Cloud
Earlier this year, the Internet was abuzz with what appeared to be a version of Microsoft Word running on the iPad. Today, we're no closer to seeing Word as a…
How to Protect Your Social Network Accounts from Hackers
A tech journalist learned a tough lesson recently. But using two-factor log-ons help guard your Google, Facebook, and Twitter accounts from being hijacked. If you haven’t read about Wired reporter…
Protect your devices from Web and email threats
Smartphones and tablets are vulnerable to attack, too. Here's what to look for in a comprehensive security solution. By now you should already know the basics of online security: Don’t…
Firefox 15.0.1 Fixes Bug That Exposed Websites Visited in Private Browsing Mode
Mozilla released Firefox 15.0.1 on Thursday in order to fix a bug that potentially exposed the websites visited by users while in "Private Browsing" mode. The goal of the "Private…
Anonymous stumbles, but hackers still hazardous
It hasn't been the best of months for Anonymous, the loose hacktivist collective that likes to view itself as the most potent threat on the Web to big government, big…
"Must Read" Computing Facts and Advice You should Know.
Here are the best pieces of computing facts & advice we've ever heard. Useful information never goes out of style. While the computer technologies seem so ordinary and familiar there…
Samsung Smart TV hack highlights risk of 'The Internet of Everything'
A smart TV is only as smart as the person controlling it. So if the person in control is a hacker, the owner could have a problem. Researchers at security…
Twitter flop gave third-party apps unauthorized access to private messages
Users who signed into third-party Web or mobile applications using their Twitter accounts might have given those applications access to their Twitter private “direct” messages without knowing it, according to…