By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on April 14th, 2013% 
Bloggers and sites using the most popular blogging platform, WordPress, is reportedly being attacked by hackers. A collective of hackers targets blog and acquire user login details for those who are in the administrator levels.
To webmasters that use the login name “admin” are the most susceptible from the hacking attacks. The hackers developed a botnet virus to commence with the attacks.
Reports say that the botnet virus works by using the login name “admin” and then working on with a great deal of passwords that are commonly used, matches it until the login . . . → Read More: WordPress Blogs Attacked by Hackers
By Jane Gracielo, on April 12th, 2013% 
Some questions were raised about what happens in our digital life when we die. Should we just share it to our love ones before we leave or just delete it entirely so no one can access the data anymore?
These questions led Google to develop the technology to help manage the digital life even after the user is gone.
Headed by Andreas Tuerk, Google’s product manager, they call it the “Inactive Account Manager”. This feature allows a user to manage and specify some things that will happen after you die and eventually become inactive . . . → Read More: Google Inactive Account Manager Helps Deceased User Manage Account
By Dora Tutor, on February 11th, 2013% 
Microsoft Surface Pro advertisement is out, but complaints about its supply also grows.
The recently released ad for Microsoft’s Surface Pro focuses on its business benefits such as the pen input.Of course, it also puts emphasis on how light the products is, which is two pounds only, and a good bend to the USB connectivity and touch interface. However, the ad probably won’t win over irritated consumers who cannot have the products in their hands.
While the ad is a very good promotion for the the Surface Pro, there are still a lot of consumers who complain about the product’s . . . → Read More: Microsoft Surface Pro ad launches despite supply-constraints
By Jane Gracielo, on February 2nd, 2013% 
On Friday, Twitter has confirmed that it had been the newest victim of a cyber attack.
For the past few months, there were a number of high profile cyber attacks made against a number of media companies. People from Twitter stated that the hackers may have acquired access to information on about 25,000 of the 200 million active users of the social networking site.
In a blog post, Twitter wrote that early on this week, it has detected shots to get information to the media’s user data. It has shut off an attack event after it was identified. However, it . . . → Read More: Twitter hacked, 250K accounts compromised
By Jane Gracielo, on September 26th, 2012% 
On Wednesday, Dropbox has announced that its users will now have the capacity to share files stored on the said service even within groups in Facebook.
According to a blog posted by Dropbox, notes and other stuff can now be shared within your study group, post a video to your family’s group, or add the latest schedule for a game to your basketball or soccer group at lightning speed from wherever place you are located.
The integtration of Dropbox and Facebook will let the users of the social networking site to comment on the post and push the ‘like’ button . . . → Read More: Dropbox and Facebook works together for file sharing
By Dora Tutor, on September 17th, 2012% 
According to reports, Google will be dropping its support for Internet Explorer 8 of Microsoft for its online applications and services in mid-November. This will effectively end the support for many users of Windows XP.
The company stated on a Friday blog that IE 10 will be launched on the 26th of October, and as such the company will end its support for IE8 soon afterwards on the 15th of November. After this, those who are accessing Google Apps services through IE8 will see a message that suggests them to upgrade the browser.
IE8 is the newest Microsoft browser that . . . → Read More: Google Inc. dropping support for IE8
By Dora Tutor, on October 26th, 2011% 
The manufacturer of the Blackberry PlayBook postponed an update for the tablet pc’s os until the coming year.
RIM stated it is expecting to produce the update in February.
Research In Motion has confessed that the income of the unit are less than it expected. It recognized consumers wish native email, and contact apps.
The expected update targets to provide these features.
The company’s blog explained the decision as “difficult”, however guaranteed the modification allows the company’s mobile phones and tablet pc’s to interact much better.
Research in Motion stocks dropped about 6% according to the news.
On . . . → Read More: Blackberry Playbook OS Update is Delayed
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