Google’s tiny rival DuckDuckGo has redesigned its search engine and search page. The site has a slick, neat look now. In the wake of reports of massive NSA surveillance, DuckDuckGo shot to fame last year with a better no-tracking privacy policy compared to its larger rivals. I have used DuckDuckGo Read More
Cisco CEO John Chambers is hopping mad at recent revelations that U.S. spy agency National Security Agency intercepted Cisco routers meant for customers and installed spyware in them before repackaging them and sending them on their way. In his new book No Place to Hide, author Glenn Greenwald disclosed documents Read More
Is there an office worker anywhere who is not drowning in an ocean of information? Information overload, and the struggle to make sense of the tsunami of data, is one of the biggest drains on productivity. To help individuals and small businesses manage the information flow and use it profitably, Read More
If tablet history teaches us anything it’s that Android and Windows tablet vendors are loath to learn from the lessons of their costly past errors. Galaxy Note 10.1 – 2014 Edition $549.99 (16GB model) Same Error Samsung announced pricing for its Galaxy Note 10.1-2014 Edition, repeating the mistake it, Microsoft, Read More
Canadian startup Mover offers hosted cloud storage migration and backup services that promises to make changing cloud storage operators easy for small and medium sized companies. Mover says it supports the major cloud storage providers including Box, Dropbox, Copy, Egnyte, SharePoint, Google Drive, Amazon S3, (S)FTP and WebDAV. The small Read More
In a world of mostly disappointing retail coffee shops, I’ve always found Starbucks to be a reliable haven, consistently maintaining good standards. Plus, the coffee chain’s restrooms are a big relief on cold days. 😉 But I have one more reason to visit Starbucks now – their free WiFi is Read More
