With five thousand new viruses and malware being created everyday, no one anti-virus can catch them all.  So it’s a good idea to use more than one. You can always have more than one anti-spyware, but having more than one anti-virus may cause problems since they’ll conflict with each other.  I recommend using online scanners [...]

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Be careful if you don’t want your web habits broadcast online for all to see. Tighten up your computer virus security, and don’t download “free” music and games, and don’t rely on Norton or McAfee to save you. The BBC reports that a new kind of spyware infects computers using p2ps and file-share sites then [...]

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Here are the top eight ways to make sure your computer goes into the shop on a frequent basis: 1. Use P2Ps like Limewire. You’ll be on a network of thousands of computers and will get a lot of viruses quickly. Some of the viruses will not be discovered by your anti-virus if you have [...]

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A friend and client installed Cybersitter on her computer a few years ago when her sons were younger. Now her sons are adults and have their own laptops, so she didn’t want the program any longer, but she didn’t remember the password to run and uninstall the program. It wasn’t really a problem however until [...]

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I just found a great post on Lifehacker that tells little known but helpful uses for Google, like finding flight information by putting in an airline and flight number. Don’t know when your friend’s flight is coming in? Just put in the airline and flight number. Also you can easily convert currencies and find out [...]

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