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Thousands of PCs worldwide may be unable to access the Internet beginning July 9 unless those machines are rid of the pernicious DNSChanger malware that first surfaced in 2007. The Federal Bureau of Investigation helped shut down the criminal ring responsible for DNSChanger in late 2011. The federal agency then briefly handled …

A Look At Google Nexus 7 and The New iPad It’s a flux of internet and technology we can see a lots of improvements in every department of life, that’s why now the people of this era also has lots facilities than before. In this flux Apple and Android are …

Apple Preps 7-inch iPad to Battle Nexus 7, Kindle Fire: Report Fresh reports that Apple is prepping a launch of a 7- or 8-inch version of its’ iPad have surfaced once again. Claims, from the Bloombergnews agency, come about a week after Google launched a $200 7-inch tablet, the Nexus 7. Apple’s smaller iPad, …

Facebook Timeline Change Said to Affect E-mails, Contacts Facebook users upset about the e-mail addresses they listed on the social networking site being suddenly changed have something else to fret about: Altered address books and missing e-mail messages. The latest gripe with Facebook to light up the

Low-End Android Smartphones Will Make A Transition to Dual-Core Platform The Taiwanese chip maker, MediaTek is setting a new milestone in the smartphone industry: a dual-core processor for entry-level smartphones. The ARM Cortex-A9-based chip includes a built-in PowerVR GPU for better 3D and HD performance. Low-end smartphones are

Pinterest May Release an Official App at Google I/O Besides Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a few interesting apps might be unveiled later this week at Google’s I/O event. Pinterest is a popular social network and it’s noticeably missing on Android devices. Google Play store currently offers a number of

HP’s First Window 8 Tablet Will Target Businesses, Not Consumers Hewlett-Packard’s first Windows 8 tablet will be a business-oriented slate running an x86 CPU, not a consumer product running Microsoft’s upcoming Windows RT operating system, the company ha

Use Google Now with Caution, Security Experts Say Google Now, the smart assistant in the latest upgrade of the Android operating system, draws an uneasiness among security experts evaluating the risks the search-based feature for mobile devices brings to

Facebook users today expressed outrage over what they saw as a unilateral move by the company to replace the display email addresses of all users with a Facebook.com email address. In numerous Twitter messages and

If you own a Windows phone now, you won’t be included in the bright future of Windows Phone 8. There is a consolation prize, however–Windows Phone 7.8. If you own a Windows phone today, you won’t be

Microsoft says its new mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8, will be deeply integrated with the Windows 8 OS in tablet and desktop PCs. No upgrade for existing WP7 users, however. Microsoft announced today that its forthcoming mobile operating system, Windows Phone 8, will become closely linked with