There are 161 articles written in November 2010
posted on 26 November 2010
Security researchers claim that a fifth of Facebook users may be
exposed to malware and spyware which can be found in their news
feeds.
BitDefender, a security company, said that 20 per cent of
Facebook users can find contaminated links in their news feeds.
When a Facebook user clicks on one of the infected links - there
is a high r... [read more]
posted on 26 November 2010
A recent study has concluded that an impressive 95 per cent of
people whose income equalled to $75,000 or more used mobile phones
and the Internet regularly.
Pew's Internet & American Life Project also concluded that
70 per cent of those on a budget of less than $75,000 used the
internet at least occasionally, and within the earlie... [read more]
posted on 26 November 2010
Virgin Group chairman, Sir Richard Branson, sees opportunities
in the iPad publishing industry, and is planning to launch Project
- a tablet-only magazine.
According to the FT.com, a press event is to take place next
Tuesday in New York, during which all further details of the
magazine will be revealed.
The theme of the magazine is ... [read more]
posted on 25 November 2010
A new report has concluded that the UK's rural population is
falling more and more behind the towns and cities in terms of
broadband coverage and quality.
Point Topic, the company that conducted the research, has
indicated that broadband speeds and quality are developing really
fast in urban areas and the countryside simply cannot catc... [read more]
posted on 25 November 2010
Customers who were keen on fibre-based broadband and signed up
for it via BT might get download speeds as low as 5Mbps, BT
Wholesale has revealed.
Yesterday, BT's
wholesale division told its customers that it was able to resell a
new fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) service with the minimum download
speed of 5Mbps.
The minimum speed for... [read more]
posted on 25 November 2010
The social networking giant, Facebook, is reportedly
contemplating to trademark the word "face", according to certain
online documents.
The social website has recently been asked to issue a "statement
of use" by the US Patent and Trademark Office.
The document should clarify how exactly Facebook intends to use
the earlier mentioned ... [read more]