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"Data breaches" is a crime that affects about 8 to 12 million people every year, cost $18 billion in 2012, and is helping fuel a $3.5 billion credit monitoring industry. Just in 2013 alone we have seen a several data breaches across some of the most widely used services on the web (including Apple, Read More

As more companies are looking at the aspect of allowing employees to bring their own devices to the office, there are many questions about the process and security of BYOD. Jason Cipriani addresses many concerns here. Read More

Those are the most powerful 140 characters. They can make wonders to your business. This video tells the best practices to create the perfect tweet that gets maximum re-tweets and favorites. Read More

In today’s shaky economy, freelancing is on the rise. In the U.S. alone, one in three workers are now doing freelance work. Some do it to supplement their existing income, and others do it because full-time work is simply hard to find. Freelancers can be anyone — artists, writers, graphic designers Read More

When more and more products become free and available for other people comes the retirement of some paid products. This is what happened to Acrobat Workspaces for Adobe. Read More

I guess the New Year is a good signal for developers to improve their products and services. This is what happened to Wordstream that decided to improve their free Adwords tool. Read More

Here are the things that came up the past week. There seemed to be some issues on security and some news in technology. Read More

By Joydeep Bhattacharya

Google Analytics is a great platform where businesses can track and see exactly how the customers are engaging with their products or services. The best part of Google Analytics is that it is completely free to use. Any site owner can use the analytics software offered by Read More

Computers and internet technology play tremendous roles in making the world more connected. But did you know that many of the parts used to manufacture computer hardware come from war-torn and violent regions of the world? Read More