Facebook continues to push the boundaries of storage and server technology in order to more quickly serve its billion users, and the results are being offered as open-source technology that can also benefit other companies. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Death by PowerPoint is a popular term. It’s unfair that PowerPoint gets the stick as there are more than a few presentation tools around. As anyone who has taken the pains to make a memorable PowerPoint presentation will tell you – the secret of the steak is in the sizzle. The sizzle also comes and stops at creativity. If you have creativity by your side, you can use PowerPoint as your canvas. Check on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Anyone who’s ever mentioned an Apple product in a tweet has probably been on the receiving end of a torrent of replies from spambots. Oh the humanity. Fortunately, Twitter makes it easy to report spam—and other, more serious abuses. Check this article from TechHive.com
Every social media site out there shows us ads, and there are many reasons you shouldn’t block them. But sometimes, those ads can get very specific towards you, often showing you ads that seem creepy and stalkerish. Check this article from MakeUseOf.com
Does the world really need to know that every email you write was “Sent from my HTC One™ X, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone”? Check how from TechHive.com
Internet access can be expensive, especially in developing countries. Google is backing a new project that aims to change that. Check on this article from TechHive.com
Something in the boot process is crashing the PC. Then Windows reacts to the crash by rebooting.
You need to do three things: stop the rebooting, figure out what’s causing the crash, and fix it. Check this article from PCWorld.com