The Technological Divide
It is popular sport for anybody that likes or develops an opposing technology to take a swing at Microsoft. I’m not claiming that they never deserve it. Quite often they do. But I’m not blind enough to jump on the bandwagon every time some organization is in a tizzy over something Microsoft did. Microsoft has clearly made design decisions that affect user choice.
In our previous post entitled Parental Control Using OpenDNS we discussed parental control through OpenDNS and in one of the steps the users should clear the cache of the browser and this post is a follow up to that post and will inform you how to clear the cache for all major browsers.
In our previous post entitled “Parental Control Guide Part One: OpenDNS Single Computer Configuration” we’ve discussed parental control through OpenDNS and in one of the steps the users should clear the cache of the browser and this post is a follow up to that post and will inform you how to clear the cache for all major browsers.
How to sync bookmarks across Safari, Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox? That’s very useful as many people use Safari on their iPad, Mozilla Firefox on their Linux machine, Google chrome or Microsoft Internet Explorer on their laptop or PC and Opera on their Android devices and they want to sync bookmarks across all of these devices and thus across all of these browsers.
We all like using Google Chrome as it satisfies the triangle of success for any browser, and if you’re speculating about the triangle of success for any browser? It’s being free, fast and stable (doesn’t crash every now and then). No wonder then that Google chrome market share was 36.68 in September 2013 (according to the social analytics firm Shareaholic)…
The internet is becoming more and more the main source of information and news instead of the traditional and more conventional outlets (libraries, TV channels, radio). More and more websites are created every day and these websites continuously provide their readers with the information and the news they need, though that might be a good thing as it increases diversity…
The internet is becoming more and more a utility rather than a luxury option for only a small portion of the population. Many worldwide rely on the internet for communication, pass their leisure time and to do business. The online shopping industry is booming worldwide, according to the U.S. Commerce Department the U.S. e-commerce sales totaled $225.5 billion in 2012…