Smartphones and computers let you get things done anywhere and everywhere, but portability becomes more bane than blessing when you forget a critical file at home, especially if you’re the type of person who Or at least it used to be a PITA. On Wednesday, Google released a new Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android, which lets you control your PC from afar using your tablet or smartphone. Remote desktop apps are nothing new, but most are either pokey, pricey, or require extensive technical skill to set up. The free
The transition from copper-based telephone systems to IP networks in the U.S. could become swept up in political fallout as the FCC figures out how to regulate such networks in ways that will appease the courts. A switch to IP-based networks has been progressing for years in the U.S., but a January ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit calls into doubt the FCC’s authority in several areas, such as prohibiting VoIP providers from degrading service or blocking calls from competing carriers, and requiring them to offer service to all customers who want it. And the technological changes are rekindling the debate over whether the FCC as an entity should continue to exist at all, or at the least whether it needs a major transition itself.
Fujitsu is experimenting with a gaze-tracking sensor aimed at discovering which products may have caught the eyes of shoppers. We'll take a closer look in this video report.
New regulations would require San Francisco Airbnb host to register with the city and limit rentals to 90 days a year.
The Camera Remote SDK allows access to settings such as touch autofocus and exposure
Well, that didn’t take long. Google’s special Glass sales event was officially declared over Tuesday night at 9:23 pm via a She’s wearing the Cotton (white) version of Glass.
Seagate-owned In short, the bad guys may have nabbed everything a malicious attacker would need to post fraudulent charges to a LaCie customer's credit card. LaCie said the breach was the result of a malware intrusion that allowed hackers to obtain information from the company's online storefront between March 27, 2013 and March 10, 2014.
It took just four days for German researchers to trick the Samsung Galaxy S5’s fingerprint scanner into accepting a mold of a fingerprint instead of a real finger. Despite fingerprint authentication being one of the headline features on Samsung’s new flagship model, the company’s implementation of it “leaves much to be desired,” SRLabs said in a video demonstration of the hack
Privacy is at a premium. Whether it’s the NSA, a hacker cabal, or corporate marketers, someone is looking over your shoulder every time you use your PC. You can minimize your exposure, though. Whether you’d just like to keep your Web browsing under wraps or you want to obliterate all evidence of digital activities, follow these tips to stay on guard and off the grid. Covering your tracks on the Web starts with your browser’s private browsing feature. Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Firefox each have this functionality, which prevents the browser from keeping a history of the pages you view. You can enable private browsing from the main menu—in Internet Explorer it’s called InPrivate Browsing, in Chrome it’s Incognito mode, and in Firefox it’s simply referred to as a Private Window.
If you’ve left Gmail logged in on another computer, there’s a quick and easy fix for logging out remotely. In this video tip, we’ll not only show you what you need to do but how to spot suspicious activity with your Gmail account as well. First, log into Gmail on your home computer and scroll all the way down past your inbox to the bottom right of the screen where Gmail displays the last time your account was logged into. Click the Details link to see all the IP addresses that have accessed your account. If someone logs into your account from a suspicious location, Google sends you an alert. That Sign Out All Other Sessions button will log you out of any Gmail accounts you’ve left open on other devices.
Verfehlt die Erwartungen trotz steigendem Gewinn und Umsatz.
Elefantastischer Wettbewerb für den Zoo Zürich.
Namics führt die ewige Bestenliste knapp vor Jung von Matt an.
Ziel sei das effizientere Auswerten der Tweets.
Chinesischer Börsenkandidat ist Glücksfall für Internet-Oldie.
Umsatz konnte im ersten Quartal leicht gesteigert werden, Aktie legt zu.
Vor Kurzem wurde der gesamte Online-Auftritt der Fluggesellschaft Swiss von der Zürcher Agentur Hinderling Volkart überarbeitet. Michael Hinderling, Partner und Mitglied der Geschäftsleitung (rechts im Bild), gibt im Gespräch mit persoenlich.com Auskunft über den Grossauftrag und sagt, warum man keine Full-Service-Agentur sein will, sondern sich auf digitale Dienstleistungen spezialisiert.
Sie verweist auf eine Unvereinbarkeit mit dem Umweltschutzgesetz.
Grund seien Rückstellungen für die Sanierung der Pensionskasse.
Die Hacker mischen auch im Syrien-Konflikt mit.