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From Facebook anonymous login, Pinterest guided search, burrito eating hamsters and falling models --so much going on this week and we've got them covered. Read More

Guest blogging sparked a phenomena of website owners to utilize it in order to debuting new bloggers to specific communities, and bring in fresh content. The problem is – it got way out of hand. Google cautioned about guest blogging long ago. It's not new news! Read More

There are stories going around that Microsoft's OneDrive for Business is altering your files. There's some truth to that, but it's probably not what you think it is. Nor is it Microsoft tracking your files for its own purposes. Read More

Disasters happen, whether natural, environmental or man made, and in almost all cases they’ll happen to people that thought ‘it would never happen to us'.
Data is critical to businesses success, should this data suddenly disappear the effects can be catastrophic. Whether it’s your employee, custo Read More

So serial online daters will be thrilled to hear about CreepShield, an API service that lets users scan profile photos and compares them against a database of 475,000 sex offenders. And you don’t even have to creepily take a picture of your date to use it.

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If you’re like many businesses, keeping your servers up and running may be one of the most expensive costs you have to bear. Moreover, maintaining such equipment involves a lot of manpower. Fortunately, there’s a viable alternative: server virtualization. For a long time, this technology was beyond Read More

Last week, Cloud Storage provider, Dropbox, announced they were launching a media sharing application called Carousel. This allows simplified browsing of images or video held in your account and (more importantly) it includes features to share this media with other users. Carousel is delivered as Read More

Now the companies are crawling to patch servers and update software after the “Heartbleed” bug was first revealed to the public. Last week, “Heartbleed" was one of the most discussed security vulnerabilities. Read More

Picture this: you have just come across a resume with stunning IT skills and have not called the candidate – you decide to wait to speak to them during the interview. During the interview, you realize that the candidate does not communicate well. Read More