Searching the web can make you believe you're dying. We've all done it, searched the web to try to figure out what horrible disease we have without actually seeing a real doctor.
Thanks to Facebook, we can now "like" just about anything on the internet. But what if you more than "like" something you see on the Web? What if you "want" it too?
Soon there may be a special button for that.
Most of us intuitively know that insulting your boss on Facebook is probably not the best idea, but what about other job-related opinions we have? More to the point, can you be fired for posting them?
A recent National Labor Relations Board hearing found that “overly broad” company policies regarding employees' social media activity is unlawful, but not protected by federal labor laws.
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Are you feeling a little overwhelmed trying to keep up with the latest digital threats to your children's safety? Jaci Russo of the Russo Group is offering some help. Digital Citizen U will take place at the LITE center July 18 and 19 and will help educate both parents and children on internet security and etiquette.
You could lose your internet service on Monday. The FBI
has set up a special website to help users avoid this. Thousands of computers my be affected by malware that infected their computers more than a year ago.
I helped my friend Paul move the other day, and as he was going through his stuff, there were a few things in the "I don't need this any longer" pile. One of those things was a HP 8500 Wireless Printer.
If you have a Mac computer, you may have heard about the Mac Flashback malware that’s affected some 600,000 machines.
So what is it, how can you tell if you have it, and — most importantly — how can you get rid of it?
Ever since he filmed himself shooting his daughter’s laptop with a .45 handgun, opinions have been sharply divided over Tommy Jordan’s brand of extreme parenting. In fact, someone who disagrees with his methods called police to his North Carolina home. But instead of arresting him, cops offered their thanks.
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom was arrested earlier this week, just after the site was shut down by the Department of Justice — but he didn’t go down without a fight. Police officers found Dotcom, real name Kim Schmitz, hiding in a safe room in his home with a loaded shotgun in hand.
There’s a lot of talk right now about the Web blackout for PIPA and SOPA. And, of course, some folks are mighty confused. That’s where we come in.
A hapless crook in the U.K. was recently caught after a built-in camera on a stolen laptop took his picture while he was napping (with his mouth open no less). Busted!
Steve Jobs is stepping down as chief executive at Apple, the company said on Wednesday. Jobs will remain at the company as chairman, but he and his iconic black turtleneck will be replaced by former Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook.
This is my dog, Lizzie, looking a little bewildered in front of the computer. She's very smart about some things, especially when treats are involved, but I would never dream that she would play on a computer. Cats, however, are very different, and our friends at Friskies know it. They determined that cats need apps for their tablet compters, so they have launched a line of apps just for cats, wit
I never get tired of stupid criminal stories. This is one of the best ones I've heard in a long time!
A twentysomething computer thief learned a valuable lesson after the owner of the stolen laptop accessed the hard drive via remote.
That lesson...