Facebook isn’t something you’d normally associate with anonymous browsing. But last week they launched a .onion address for Tor users to access the site. More information on this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft is slowly decommissioning its former Windows flagship. Since October 31st, the consumer editions of Windows 7, as well as Windows 7 Ultimate, have officially been retired. If you don’t want to move on to Windows 8.1 with your next hardware upgrade, we’ve got some options for you. Check this out, click the link to the article from MakeUseoOf.com
With the news that Microsoft is making all of its mobile Office apps free—the iPad and upcoming Android tablet versions—you knew there had to be some caveats. Check out this latest, click the link from PCWorld.com
From Star Trek’s universal translator to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’s Babel Fish, we’ve all dreamed of a day when language barriers will be a thing of the past. We’re inching closer to that future with solutions like Google Translate on iOS and Android, but this powerful app isn’t as effortless as it first appears. If you depend on it for translations on the go without understanding its limits, you can end up in some frustrating situations. More information from this link to the article MakeUseOf.com
Google Maps is now easier on the eyes, and its latest update packs some cool new features, too. More of this feature this link from PCWorld.com
A new Chrome extension adds a desktop application launcher to Google Drive, as Google tries to bridge the interoperability gap between local software and its cloud services. Check this out from this link to the article PCWorld.com
Your resume is key to landing that job interview. Technology can help check how readable your CV is, thus increasing your chances of making a good impression. Check out this helpful article from this link MakeUseOf.com