A new WiFi vulnerability was uncovered, and it affected most, if not all, wireless routers. Here’s what you need to know about the Krack vulnerability.
Javascript can be useful and harmful at the same time. Here is how you can block intrusive javascript by selectively blocking certain sources of Javascript.
Creating a staging area for your WordPress site gives you the benefits of testing, altering and improving your site’s features before they go live on the site.
If you’re a YouTube power user, you may want to create a collection of videos. Here is a simple guide for you to create, share and edit a YouTube playlist.
YouTube comes with a variety of subscriptions that make it very confusing. Here we will explain what YouTube TV is and how it compares with YouTube Red.
It can be difficult to search for a file in Google Drive if you stored many of files in it. Here are some effective ways to search for files in Google Drive.
Last July Google decided to pull the plug on Google Drive and wanted its users to move to the new Backup and Sync. Here’s how to setup Backup and Sync.
Facial recognition technology is now added to CCTV cameras, improving surveillance effectiveness. How does this impact you? Does it intrude on your privacy?
Modal windows are frequently used by sites to attract users’ attention. Here are 7 WordPress plugins you can use to easily add modal windows to your site.
MoviePass now lets you watch any movie any day of the week for only $9.95/month. Is MoviePass worth it or too good to be true? Let’s find out how it works.
Google Chrome has an internal DNS caching system. If you are struggling connecting to websites, here’s how to clear the Chrome DNS cache to fix the issue.
CCleaner was hacked and malware was included in their software update. How can you protect yourself when such a popular software gets hacked and malware gets into your system?
Disqus is one of the more popular third party commenting system on the web. Learn how to install and setup Disqus comment system on a WordPress website.
A new feature uncovered in Facebook is the ability to “snooze” or temporarily unfollow a friend. This feature might actually prove useful in the long term. Let’s find out more about it.
