March 21, 2012

Interviewers demanding Facebook access

More companies are asking interviewees for their Facebook passwords and are logging in to their accounts. Though some applicants are complying, many say it's an invasion of privacy. Don't allow strangers to snoop around your Facebook posts. Find out how to change these privacy settings to stop them. >>

Easier public Wi-Fi coming soon

Some telephone companies are introducing a plan to allow phones to automatically connect to their hotspots. The new system uses the phone's SIM card for authentication instead of a password. Visiting a new area and need to get online? Here's a great site that will help you find a mobile hotspot. >>

Fake YouTube targets activists

The Syrian government is using a fake version of YouTube to target activists. The site installs malware on activists' computers to monitor their Web activity and messages. Malware can track what you're doing on the Internet, too. This software can protect your PC. >>

Teens text more, call less

A study from the Pew Research Institute says teen texting went up in 2011. Teens now average 60 text messages a day. The study also reports that teens are making fewer calls, especially on landlines. Want to hear more unbelievable texting statistics? Tune in to today's Digital Minute on a radio station near you. >>

Airlines may relax gadget rules

The FAA is looking into testing electronic devices to see whether they can be used during takeoffs and landings. So far, this is only for tablets and laptops, not cellphones or smartphones. Last-minute trips can hit your wallet hard. Learn some secrets for finding cheaper airfare. >>

Hard drive size limit extended

Hard drive manufacturer Seagate has found a way to cram more storage onto disk drives. This could lead to 60 terabyte hard drives on PCs and 20 terabyte hard drives on laptops before the year 2020. Lack of space isn't the only thing that can slow down your hard drive. Use these free tools to analyze your hard drive's health. >>

Nokia makes your skin crawl

Nokia is developing a tattoo ink that can sense when your phone is ringing and cause your skin to vibrate. The technology would require a minor surgical procedure. You don't want your child getting a real tattoo. However, these temporary tattoos can help keep your child safe. >>

Classical Mario medley

Super Mario Brothers is a classic video game with classic music. This amazing piano rendition will make you yearn to break out those old cartridges and jump on some turtles. Watch this amazing musical masterpiece on TVKim.com now! >>

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It's a multilingual world out there. Here's a program that will easily add foreign accents to your writing.
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It's no surprise that texting is increasingly popular with teens. But do you know how many texts they actually send a day? Tune in to hear the unbelievable statistics.
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For years, Internet animation was done with GIF files. This cleverly filmed video dissects the history of the format, 25 years after its inception.
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