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Miguel Leiva-Gomez

Miguel has been a business growth and technology expert for more than a decade and has written software for even longer. From his little castle in Romania, he presents cold and analytical perspectives to things that affect the tech world.

3 Questions About Video Card Specs You’ve Always Wanted Answered

Here are some questions (and answers) about video card specifications that don’t seem to be fully explained in terms everyone can understand on the web.

PC Guides – Nov 3, 2014

Why YouTube Added Support for 60 Frames Per Second

YouTube has added for videos to stream at 60 frames per second as opposed to its usual 30. Is this something we should be excited about?

Internet – Nov 1, 2014

How Anonymous Are You on the Internet, Really?

If you really want to be anonymous on the web, here are a few things you got to know and also learn a couple of tenets.

Internet – Oct 20, 2014

A New Exploit Is in Your Browser Right Now – How to Protect Yourself

Google has just discovered a POODLE exploit that can affect millions of browsers worldwide at this moment. Let’s see how you can protect yourself from POODLE exploit.

Internet – Oct 17, 2014

A Beginner’s Guide to Not Being Compromised on the Internet

You may understand what social engineering is, but are not sure how to properly defence against it. Here are a couple of advices for you.

Internet – Oct 13, 2014

All About Wi-Fi Router MAC Filtering

Other than WPA, MAC filtering is another feature to enhance the security of your WiFi router. Learn why this little setting is insurmountably powerful.

PC Guides – Oct 7, 2014

Can People Really Spy on Your Webcam?

There were news that the FBI was able to spy on people’s webcams without them knowing. How is this possible? Let find out how this hack was done.

Internet, PC Guides – Oct 3, 2014

Why Some Games Need 64-Bit Support

In the world of gaming, there has been a recent move by major publishers to release their games with 64-bit support. Why is this so? Let check it out.

Gaming – Sep 29, 2014

How Does Public Key Encryption Work?

One way to encrypt your files is via the public/private key. Let’s take a look at the public key encryption concept to understand how it can protect you.

Internet – Sep 22, 2014

How Visa May Be Making Online Payments Safer

Instead of giving your credit card, Visa came out with a token concept to enhance web security. Is it useful? Let’s check it out.

Internet – Sep 12, 2014

MTE Explains: What Is an RFC?

You’ve probably seen the term RFC thrown around in applications that you’ve been using. What is this mysterious RFC that people been talking about? Let’s find out.

Internet – Sep 9, 2014

Can Supercomputers Cure Cancer? A Look at IBM’s Watson

We are coming closer to creating supercomputer that can function as digital brain. Can we really speed up cancer research to the point of finding a cure with the help of these mega-thinkers?

Lifestyle – Sep 1, 2014

Is It Wise to Control Everything From Your Phone?

Smartphones are now becoming an integral parts of our lives. Is this necessarily a bad thing? It’s time we explored this!

Mobile – Aug 25, 2014

Read This Before You Buy a Gamepad for Your PC

Are you looking to get a gamepad for your PC? You will want to read this guide first before you go shopping for the gamepad.

Buying Guides – Aug 18, 2014

End-To-End Encryption (And Principle) Explained

You probably have heard the term “end-to-end” plenty of times, but what is it really about? Read on to find out more.

Internet – Aug 11, 2014

How to Protect Yourself from Autorun Viruses

Here is an easy way to disable the Autorun feature in Windows to protect yourself from autorun viruses in USB drives.

Windows – Aug 4, 2014

How Safe Are Contactless Cards?

Banks have been issuing contactless debit cards since 2008. These contactless cards allow you to pay by just tapping on the reader, but is it safe? Let check it out.

Lifestyle – Aug 1, 2014

How Much Bigger Can Phone Memory Get?

Most smartphones (and tablets) come with phone memory range between 8 and 32 GB. Will this always be the case? How much bigger can mobile devices really get?

Mobile – Jul 28, 2014

Why Am I Not Getting My Full Internet Speed on Fiber?

Despite the fact that fiber is amazingly fast, it’s not necessarily delivering the Internet speed it promises. Check out the reasons why is this so.

Internet – Jul 25, 2014

Everything You Need to Know About The “Rosetta” Flash Exploit

You are probably not aware that Flash has an “Rosetta” exploit. Here is what you need to know about Rosetta Flash exploit and what you can do about it.

Internet – Jul 18, 2014

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