Create and Store Network Settings Profiles With Simple IP Config

You’re in a rush. The boss wants you to run out to a customer site, hook up to their network and run a few tests, then return to the office and write up a quick report. On the way, you’re hoping to stop off at home for lunch and play a quick LAN game with your kids. Yes, this is the fast-paced life of a tech geek, and you love it. The only problem is that sometimes technology doesn’t keep up with us. To accomplish the sort of scenario described above, you may need to edit your network configuration settings...

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Emulate Android On Your Desktop Using Windroy

Do you wish you could run your favorite Android apps from the comfort of your Windows computer? As a PC enthusiast and desktop user, nothing is more frustrating than sitting down with my smartphone and finding an app that I really enjoy. Chances are, that app doesn’t offer any native desktop version. An app like Kik comes to mind. Kik is a great messaging service for your smartphone, but there’s no native way to use Kik from a laptop or desktop. You have to use an emulator. You’ve probably heard of BlueStacks before, and if you haven’t then you’re missing...

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Bing Takes Students Back To School With Improved Digital Literacy Skills [Updates]

Bing for Schools is an education-focused initiative which aims to improve digital literacy skills in students through the power of search. One of the highlights is the strict attention to SafeSearch filtering and blocking of adult content. A recent Pew Pollrevealed that 94% of teachers think their students are most likely use a search engine during a typical assignment. Thus, it’s important that schools ensure students do it in a child-safe environment that doesn’t barrage them with ads. Bing has invited schools across the United States to take part in the program, which will expand gradually. According to Bing, schools...

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Cybercriminals break into Indian software company website, Spreaded Phishing and Malware

Cybercriminals breaks into an Indian software solutions website and start targeted it users to steal their email passwords.

According to Bitdefender researchers, attackers hack the webpage, embed malware and dump a phishing page on the script.

Bitdefender researchers also detected Trojan.Iframe.RW and Trojan.JS.QJD, both inject iFrames into the website and redirect users to adware.

The bogus OnlineTTcopy attachment redirects to a phishing website that uses the images and login script of http://webmail.tr[REMOVED]ge.co.za/ to verify how many users have been duped to give away their e-mail credentials. JavaScript Trojans are mainly embedded in legitimate but poorly-crafted websites. Trojan.Iframe may be injected in a legal web page to download further malware and to be used for future cyber-attacks.

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Top 10 Countries with Fastest Internet Speed 2013

Akamai, has published a list of top 10 countries with fastest internet speed. South Korea is still leads the world with blazing fast internet speed.

South Korea has an average internet speed of 14.2 Mbps in Q1 2013, followed by Japan 11.7Mbps, Hong Kong with 10.9 Mbps, while the global average internet speed is 3.1 Mbps.

Top 10 Countries with Fastest Internet Speed 2013

1. South Korea – 14.2 Mbps


2. Japan – 11.7 Mbps


3. HongKong -10.9 Mbps


4. Switzerland – 10.1 Mbps


5. Netherlands – 9.9 Mbps


6. Latvia – 9.8 Mbps


7. Czech Republic – 9.6 Mbps


8. Sweden – 8.9 Mbps


9. United States – 8.6 Mbps


10. Denmark – 8.2 Mbps

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Google Updates the Dictionary OneBox

Google updated the dictionary OneBox with etymological information, a translation box and a graph that shows the use of a word over time. The graph is based on the Google Books Ngram Viewer and it shows the number of mentions of a word over time in a corpus of millions of books. You need to click the arrow icon at the bottom of the box to see the new features.

Unfortunately, the dictionary option from the search tools is no longer available. This means that Google's definitions from the web are only displayed if the words can't be found in the dictionary used by Google.

{ Thanks, James Sacuan. }

Appymouse Adds Virtual (On-Screen) Touchpad To Your Windows 8.1 Tablet

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While both Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 have been designed for both touch and non-touch devices, the newly introduced Modern UI works great on touch devices, and the desktop environment is perfect on typical PCs with keyboard and mouse. Navigating the desktop environment on a tablet with 8 or 10-inch screen is one of the […]