Contents tagged with Technology

  • Google Music Beta Review

    Yup! I was one of the lucky ones to get invited to use google music beta. As payment back to Google, I will do my best to summarize my experience and thoughts about google music to help you decide if it is the right music solution for you. Continue reading...

  • The Crux Of HTML

    When HTML was first dreamed up, its original intention was "to use and share documents" across single or multiple networks. Tim Berners-Lee was the man who wrote the simple tags which defined the structure of how HTML presents a document. With the rapid growth of the interconnected networks (Internet), HTML quickly became the default option when providing a document for viewing across networks. Continue reading...

  • The Best Anti-Virus Software

    There is none. I mean, I'm sure there are lots of anti-virus softwares that prevent old viruses from getting on your computer, but unfortunately for the anti-virus software industry, hackers will always be creating new viruses that side step current security measures. Always one step ahead. So what's the best way to avoid getting viruses if an anti-virus can't protect you 100%? Just don't get viruses. :) Continue reading...

  • How To Remove Vista Anti-Virus 2011

    I was recently contacted by a friend to remove a virus from his computer. In this case it was a virus type that I like to refer to as "Anti-Virus Virus". An Anti-Virus Virus is a virus that pretends that it is an anti-virus, and it proceedes to misinform you that it has found "multiple threats" on your computer. It then promises to help you remove these viruses by directing you to a website that will get your credit card information and do who-knows-what with it. Continue reading...

  • Google Chromebook Theory-crafting

    Recently, Google announced the release of their newest netbook/thin client called Chromebook. This computer is built entirely of just a browser. That's it. It's a pretty amazing concept considering that no other software/hardware developer has attempted this before. Continue reading...