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Make New Year's resolution to install anti-virus software (Akron Beacon Journal)
Make New Year's resolution to install anti-virus software
Get the most out of your new gadget (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Lucky you. Santa delivered a new computer, digital camera, iPod or cell phone under your Christmas tree. Now for the reality check. How are you going to care for and maintain this shiny – and expensive – device to help ensure years of trouble-free use.
TECHNOLOGY Q&A: Digital TV likes clear signal path (Grand Forks Herald)
Q: If I buy a new digital TV, can I just plug it in and use it, as I do the old TV now? My son insists that it has to be hooked to an antenna, but the old televisions worked fine without one.
Infected Computers May Show Offensive Web Advertising (KTHV Little Rock)
Many online users are hit with offensive ads when visiting well known web sites. The fault may not lie in the web site, but on the user's own computer.
3 D's for keeping one's ID secure (The Courier News)
When identity theft occurs, it can take months or years -- and possibly thousands of dollars -- to restore a person's good name and credit record. According to the Federal Trade Commission, there are three words to remember in fighting against identity theft:
A Flu Shot for Your Mac (TechNewsWorld.com)
One of the main reasons Windows users switch to the Macintosh is to escape the constant onslaught of malware. Viruses, Trojans and spyware are a constant threat to the Windows ecosystem. Apple touts the Mac as being a haven from malware, and certainly in the past that's been the case. But the past is no guarantee of what will happen in the future.
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR: New employment laws for '09 (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
Each year brings a new set of laws for employers to comply with, and thisyear is no exception. Below is a summary to assist employers in negotiatingthe maze of new laws, and to give you a preview of what else to expect in2009.New StatutesNo Texting While Driving. As you will recall, in July 2008,
Secure your Vista PC in 10 simple steps (ITBusiness.ca)
While Windows Vista may be Microsoft Corp.'s most secure operating system ever, it's far from completely secure.
Phishing attacks on the rise, getting personal (Reno Gazette-Journal)
You know to watch for phishing attacks, which use e-mail messages purporting to be from legitimate businesses to trick you into divulging private information. You're cautious and use a good spam filter, but phishing messages still get through. And these messages are more dangerous than ever.
January is Clean Your Computer Month (KSN - KODE Joplin)
Imagine having your bank account compromised and identity stolen. The culprit, an unclean computer. January is clean up your computer month. Charles Davis repairs computers at the Software Center in Joplin.
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