Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich would prudence to users a great experience of voice dictation. However, Apple has already taken a leap by releasing its voice recognition Application ‘Siri’, which has admired globally. Similarly, Android...

If you own an Android based mobile handset and are an avid user of apps then, I am sure, you understand the prominence of data sits on your mobile. This could be your personal, business critical or sensitive information...

Take it as a serious warning! If you are among millions of Facebook users who are fascinated towards world’s most powerful personality and U.S. president Barack Obama then you must read this in full length. A latest video which...

Time and again, Facebook is at center of criticism for accidentally leaking personal information of users to advertisers and other third parties for years. It has been learned by Symantec that Facebook was unintentionally giving way for hackers to...

It seems that Google is gearing up to scale up the security of all Google accounts as for many of us their these are the nexus of online lives: email,document, calendar and photos.  So a security breach of your...

There used to be a time, not too long ago when networking was only relevant to the modern office, and of course, for IT firms where PC’s and laptops had to be connected to the office network, which in...

Cloud computing is one of the most talked about topics in the industry today. In general terms, cloud computing is delivering hosted services over the internet. Shared resources, software, and information are provided on demand just like an electricity grid. The name cloud computing was inspired by the cloud symbol that's often used to represent the Internet in flowcharts and diagrams.

With the popularity of Google, millions of people use various services daily. With bunch of services from Google one person may have different user name and password for various Google services like Gmail, Docs, Codes, Sites etc and therefore it is painful to remember and key-in multiple credentials at the same time.

AT&T sent an e-mail to iPad owners Sunday explaining a security breach that occurred on its site and laying much of the blame with the group that discovered the hole. The e-mail, which was signed by AT&T Chief Privacy Officer Dorothy Attwood, blamed "self-described hackers" for uncovering a hole in the company's Web site that allowed for the exposure of 114,000 e-mail addresses belonging to iPad owners.