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Written by Fred
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Tuesday, 09 February 2010 16:56 |
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What is Google Voice?
 Some users still seem to be confused as to what Google Voice is. Simply put, Google Voice is a telephony service that provides you with a suite of tools to control how all of your calls are handled. It is not a VoIP service so in order to use Google Voice you must configure your current phones to work with it. I use it in conjunction with my mobile phone and VoIP service. When placing a call you have the option of displaying your "real" number or your Google Voice number as your Caller ID. Since Google Voice rings your phones just like a regular phone you will be using mobile minutes just like a regular call.
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Read more... [Google Voice Tips and Tricks]
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Written by Fred
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Friday, 01 January 2010 22:02 |
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 Just a heads up that we have learned about a spam filtering rule that will score email with a date of 2010 sufficiently high to cause it to be treated as spam.
We have fixed the rule, but any email sent up until 10 p.m. Jan 1, 2010 may have gone to your spam folder. |
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Read more... [Spam Assassin year 2010 bug]
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Written by Fred
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Sunday, 27 December 2009 23:24 |
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We can design your website to make it easy for you to keep it up-to-date, and as an added bonus, it will automatically update your social networks for you. We make your website work for you! Contact us today and stop making things hard on yourself. Automatically post to Facebook, Twitter, Friendfeed, Myspace, LinkedIn, Plaxo, RSS feeds, and many, many more with one post. Promote your product or service everywhere at once. Amplify your efforts.
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Written by Fred
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Monday, 23 November 2009 16:58 |
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 News is out that a number of major online retailers have and are continuing to scam their customers, by tricking them into signing up for "loyalty" programs simply by providing an email address during checkout. It is not obvious that you are actually joining a "loyalty" program that will cost around $9-$12 per month, and the retailer gives the "loyalty" program your credit card information without disclosing this to you.
The list of etailers involved in this is shocking. |
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Read more... [Etailer Hall of Shame - secret charges to your credit card without permission]
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Written by Fred
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Friday, 09 October 2009 01:54 |
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Some major security flaws have come to our attention, and we wanted to warn our customers. This is not related to our services, but rather of your use of security on the Internet.
* Security hole in Windows Browsers
 * Using https (secure mode) while on public networks
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* Security hole in Windows Browsers
Microsoft Windows security software has a flaw, allowing secure sites to be spoofed. So when you think you are on a secure connection to your bank, Paypal, Amazon, etc. you can actually be connected to a hacker site instead, giving them your login, personal, credit card or other financial information. The way this is done is by registering a specially crafted security certificate, forging a legitimate site name (like Bank of America for example) so that the browser believes it to be Bank of America, when it is not.
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Read more... [Security hole in Windows Browsers; Using https (secure mode) while on public networks]
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Written by Fred
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Wednesday, 13 May 2009 14:44 |
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 Okay, it has been five days since I installed Windows 7 on my Acer netbook.
 How is it going?  Surprisingly well. Performance remains better than with Windows XP. The system is certainly more friendly than before. Sleep mode actually works (like it always has on a Mac) for the first time on Windows. I really, really like the new task bar with the window preview. Reminds me of OS X, maybe even one step better. |
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Read more... [Windows 7 netbook progress report]
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