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Friday, 18 July 2014

Wanna Play Your Android and iOS games on your pc!!

Ok Guys All those who wanna play the awesome android games like subway surfers and asphalt 8 and stuff on large screens of your pc, Here's the solution.

1. Download the Emulator required for running these android games from here.
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2.After download completes install the emulator.

3. Open the emulator and then import the .apk file of the game you want to play and VOILA there you have it :D

Enjoy!! fellas.


Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Can Microsoft Surface Pro 3 replace the laptop?



Many people have both laptop computers and tablets and use them for different tasks. Microsoft on Tuesday redoubled its vision that the two devices should be one and the same, introducing a new version of its Surface tablet with a larger screen.

The company's new product, the Surface Pro 3, has a 12-inch screen, larger than many small laptop screens. The more spacious screen reflects a sharpening of Microsoft's belief that it can still distinguish itself in the tablet market, where it is currently an also-ran, with a device that meets professional and personal needs.
Microsoft argues that current tablets, most notably the iPad, are great for watching movies and other forms of entertainment or reading, but are far weaker when it comes to getting work done. The company's proposition is that the Surface can do both well. A bigger display, Microsoft argues, will let people look at more than one application on their screens at the same time — like email and a word processor— as they can on their laptops.



Friday, 16 May 2014

How to use Google.com Instead of .co.in or .co.uk etc!!

Hey Guys,

The other day my friend said me that in India we can't use google.com instead of google.co.in well this is to prove to him that we can and also to tell the others that we can do it and that too very easily. Just requires a keen eye ;) Ok people here's how you can do it.




Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Heartbleed!!!!


A new security bug going by the name "Heartbleed" is the latest security  loophole on the internet.

What is the Heartbleed bug?
Security researchers recently announced a security flaw in a data encryption standard. Heartbleed exploits the encryption technology that is widely used to protect online accounts for social networking sites, e-commerce and banking sites. It works by creating an opening in OpenSSL encryption technology (marked by the small , closed padlock and https on Web browsers that indicates security). Due to this particular flaw, researchers found out that it was possible to trick a server into sending data stored in its memory. This data could include user names, passwords, and even the content that users have uploaded to a service.
Who has been impacted?
Heartbleed mainly creates problems on web and email servers. Windows PCs, Macs and mobile devices are not directly affected, and antivirus software has no impact on Heartbleed. The bug has affected many popular websites and services — ones used every day, like Yahoo, Gmail etc.
What can I do?
  1. Strongly recommend to change Yahoo, Gmail , Flickr and Tumblr passwords immediately.
  2. Change passwords immediately if a service (Evernote, Dropbox , Facebook etc) asks to do so.
  3. We also suggest changing passwords of Facebook, Dropbox , LinkedIn, Twitter as these sites could be vulnerable too .
  4. Log out of the apps on mobile devices and log back in again with the changed passwords for the above apps.
  5. While most banking sites are safe, it is a good practise to change passwords once in a while.
  6. Set up two-step verification wherever possible (Refer to the Gmail 2-step verification at the following link:https://www.google.com/landing/2step/#).
While the security community worldwide is working on applying the patches to this security flaw, best thing users can do is change passwords and make it a complex one.