3 Great Facebook Games for Halloween
Why don’t you spend this Halloween playing games with a slightly social twist?
What If Zombies Struck On Halloween? Be Prepared With These Games!
These three games that will teach you the skills you need to ensure that this Halloween is a bite-free one.
CryptoLocker Is The Nastiest Malware Ever & Here's What You Can Do
CryptoLocker is a type of malicious software that renders your computer entirely unusable by encrypting all of your files. It then demands monetary payment before access to your computer is returned.
How Forge Makes It Simple To Publish Your Website
Is there still a need for flat websites that lack a back-end? Forge is platform for hosting sites that consist of only Javascript, CSS and HTML. It could make simple web pages exciting again.
10 Reasons To Give BlackBerry 10 A Try Today
BlackBerry 10 has some pretty irresistible features. Here are ten reasons why you might want to give it a go.
You Got Your Android In My Blackberry - How To Run Android Apps On Blackberry OS 10
Before you side load your Blackberry device with your favorite Android app, there are a few things you need to know.
Love GitHub? 4 Reasons Why You Should Host Your Code On BitBucket
You have to think about where you intend to store your code. It's likely you've have heard of GitHub. That's not surprising. GitHub is used by individuals and enterprises to host code, collaborate on documentation and track issues. It has some pretty big names using it. It's a pretty big deal. But have you heard of BitBucket? You should have.
4 Tips On How To Go Around The World With Your Travel Writing
There are few careers that are more rewarding than writing. There are few pastimes that are more rewarding than travel. It's rare that the two intersect. Only a lucky -- nay exceptional -- few have managed to build a career out of the two. But it's not only about luck, as luck often meets the prepared mind. If you have a dream to be a travel writer, these tips can help you put some preparation into the process.
4 Online Courses You Could Take Instead Of Going Back to School
Going for a university education is an expensive proposition. There's no doubting that. For most people, this is totally worth it. The advantages that having a degree to your name totally outweigh the crushing indebtedness that usually accompanies it. That's not to say that there aren't any compelling alternatives online. Here are four online courses that are giving traditional bricks and mortar institutions a run for their money.
3 Ways You Can Preserve Your Online Presence While in Jail
Prisons are by no means fun places. The world in which you live narrows down to just a few small acres of barbed wire and concrete. You're isolated from those you love. Phone calls are expensive, short and monitored by those in control. There's also no internet. Horrible. This raises an interesting question. How do you keep your online presence afloat whilst you're doing time?
Internet Censorship In The UK - Why It Won't Work
David Cameron's Internet filtering plans have started a stir. The contours of his plans are still not clear, but opinions are being formed as the debate rages across the U.K. and the world. I'm completely opposed to Cameron's Internet filtering proposals. Proposals that will not protect children from seeing sexually explicit material. Proposals that will seriously undermine the Internet's ability to be a free forum for discourse and debate. Here, I argue my case.
Opera 15 Is A Faster, Simpler Chrome, And Here Are 3 Great Reasons To Try It
It may seem ridiculous now, but when I was younger, I forked over a great wad of cash for Opera, a revolutionary web browser from Norway. I took it home, excited at finally being able to ditch the slow, clunky web browser that was bundled with my ISP. I remember thinking how amazing it was and how it would dominate the web browsing world. Years have passed. Firefox and Google Chrome have burst onto the scene and Opera's luster has dulled somewhat. Opera is fighting back though, with a radical overhaul. But is it any good?
CoffeeScript Is JavaScript Without The Headaches
I've never really liked writing JavaScript all that much. From the day I wrote my first line using it, I've always resented that whatever I write in it always ends up looking like a Jackson Pollock painting. Blegh. Despite its power and flexibility, JavaScript is by no means a pretty language. It takes verbosity to an extreme and has so many quirks and idiosyncrasies, even the most famous book about the JavaScript programming language nods to its inherent nastiness with its title 'JavaScript: The Good Parts'. Fortunately, there is a better alternative: CoffeeScript.
Airmail for Mac OS X Is Making Email Beautiful Again
When I first heard of Airmail, I must admit I questioned if I really needed a new way to check my email. Like many people, Mail.app satisfied all of my email requirements, and I struggled to conceptualise ways in which an email client could be significantly bettered. Airmail has conclusively proved me wrong. It has effectively dragged an old communication medium into the 21st century by combining beautiful and elegant UI design along with features that have traditionally not been found in email clients.
Get Started With HTML5
You’ve heard of HTML5. Everybody is using it. It's being heralded as the savior of the Internet, allowing people to create rich, engaging web pages without resorting to using Flash and Shockwave.
iA Writer for Mac & iOS: The Best Word Processor You've Never Used
Be it a school paper or a blog post, all of us at some point find ourselves in the position of having to dump a bunch of characters into a text file. While cell phone operating systems are tripping over themselves to embrace flat, minimalistic design, Microsoft Word looks like the control panel for a space shuttle. Thankfully, iA Writer for Mac and iOS bucks that trend, and is perhaps the most joyously simplistic text editor that you can find on the market today.
Banned: What Happens When Facebook Doesn't Like You [Feature]
When I interviewed Mark S. Zuckerberg, I thought that he was a charming, polite guy. When he talked, he did so with a typically Midwestern drawl. He has raised a large family and has a massively successful bankruptcy law practice in Indianapolis, and is widely regarded as an expert in his field. Searching YouTube with the query 'Mark Zuckerberg Indiana' brings up countless media interviews and appearances. He also has no connection to the Facebook founder, other than his name and his Jewish heritage. And yet, this got him banned from Facebook.