It happens to all of us at some point in time. You are trying to capture that perfect video with your phone when suddenly you realize that your battery is just about ready to 
go down the toilet. Of course, the battery dies right in the middle of the video and your moment is totally lost. You might even be making or in the middle of an important phone call when suddenly all you hear is the sound of silence.
Lets face it, we live in a world where many industries thrive on things either going wrong or creating total chaos. Lets look back at the Y2K syndrome when all the computers of the world were supposed to crash when the clock struck midnight on January 1, 2000. The news was publicizing all kinds of disasters from electrical systems shutting down to a global computer meltdown. January 1 came and went with nothing more then the normal parties and the Times Square ball drop.
If you have a computer, most likely at some point you have done a scan with Malwarebytes anti-Malware. For years, this program has helped consumers and pros alike fight all types of Malware that other programs simply would not remove. The program works so efficiently that it is actually rare to have a computer experience a no boot situation after a virus removal.
In this contemporary era, the internet has become a primary medium through which individuals voice their opinions. While the ability to express one’s thoughts through the internet is wonderful, it is also important that individuals learn how to do so respectfully. If you want to ensure that you avoid offending others when sharing your thoughts, consider implementing the following strategies:
The day we have long been dreading is almost here. We have talked about this day in several articles but the reality is that now you have to make your decision. At least 30% or more of machines still have Windows XP installed on them. That is actually a pretty good sum of systems that are still running the operating system. In the following, we will try to give you the realities and the misconceptions with the end of support.
If you are a veteran computer user like myself and have been using computers since the days of Windows 95 then you have heard of a browser called Opera. Even if you are a newbie, a friend might have recommended this browser to you at some point in time. If you have never heard of it, it might be time to explore this fast, classic browser. If you have used Opera in the past, the time has come to get reacquainted.
In a first of a kind Malware threat, cyber bullies are now infecting computers through private Facebook messaging. In previous exploit attempts on Facebook, users would click on a link that they thought came from somebody they knew and if the link was infected the Malware would enter their computer. Often times this Malware would attempt to gain access to personal information or even important bank account passwords.
It is almost that time again, one of the sure fire signs that spring is right around the corner. Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 9, 2014 at 2 AM. This signifies not only that the summer vacation season is not far away, but also that you have a little more time after work to do something outdoors while there is still daylight. It is by far my favorite time of year. The majority of the world’s countries do not use DST but the United States and Canada both observe the tradition.
Over the past few decades in the 21st century, technological change has been driving work and jobs in many new directions. This has caused the global competition between countries to lead entire industries to migrate. As a result, dramatic changes have occurred in terms of employment. For instance, the old work style was corporate office, centric in terms of the location of key information. However, technology has provided a way for virtually anyone authorized, to access company resources at any time, which has advanced business organization and growth.
Malwarebytes anti-exploit is a new program designed to stop certain malicious programs from accessing your computer. It offers protection from Java exploits, browser exploits, Adobe Reader, Microsoft Word, Excell, Power Point, Windows Media Player, flash player, VLC player, Winamp Player and more.
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