Saturday, February 04, 2012

Dashlane

Dashlane is your Personal Internet Assistant. It offers a comprehensive feature set to facilitate your life on the Internet. Dashlane is Simple, Secure and Trusted.
Dashlane Features

Unexplained 60 meter object resting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea

Sonar readings show that the mysterious object is about 60 meters across, or, about the size of a jumbo jet. And it's not alone.
Unexplained 60 meter object resting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea near Sweden

Friday, February 03, 2012

Aussie Solar Storm Pic Is Pretty And Informative

If I recall the saying correctly, “Red sky at night… mean that the sheep are on fire.”. This isn’t a case of burning quadrupeds, though, but a shot taken by NASA near Flinders of Last week’s Solar storm. And it’s not just a good looking shot.
Aussie Solar Storm Pic Is Pretty And Informative

Avoid The Most Common Regrets Of The Dying

An Australian palliative care nurse catalogued the regrets of her dying patients, and identified the most common issues. Workaholics take note: not spending enough time at work was not among them.
Avoid The Most Common Regrets Of The Dying

Syncly Automatically Uploads Your Mobile Photos to Dropbox

Android: Don’t stress about syncing your Android phone to get the photos off, Syncly will take care of all your photo transfer needs automatically.
Syncly Automatically Uploads Your Mobile Photos to Dropbox

How To Be The Bearer Of Bad News

Nobody likes bad news, and delivering it is an uncomfortable job that comes with the very real possibility of ruining someone else’s day. Unfortunately, it’s often necessary. We have a tendency to be a little selfish and prolong the inevitable when offering up unfavourable tidings, but that’s the wrong way to do it. Here’s a better way.
How To Be The Bearer Of Bad News

Thursday, February 02, 2012

See a Video of the Dark Side of the Moon for the First Time

One of NASA’s twin GRAIL spacecrafts has captured a video of Moon’s far side for the first time.
See a Video of the Dark Side of the Moon for the First Time

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

How To Fix The Stupid Things You Do Online

The internet can bring you a lot of joy, but it can also turn into a world of pain the moment you make one stupid mistake. Perhaps you’ve been feeding the trolls, using “password” as your password, or selling your soul for access to a “free” web app. Your dumb mistakes can come back to bite you in the arse if you aren’t careful. Here’s how you can save yourself from yourself online.
How To Fix The Stupid Things You Do Online

Monday, January 30, 2012

Scanning QR codes can infect your smartphone

Cybercriminals are using QR codes to infect mobile phone with malware in a rapidly growing mobile malware 'industry'.
Scanning QR codes can infect your smartphone

Sunday, January 29, 2012

Friday, January 27, 2012

‘You Can’t Cure Obesity With Bigger Pants’

Sometimes we shove problems aside because we don’t have time to deal with them. We’ve all been there. Or we come up with a change — like buying bigger pants — that makes a problem like sneaky weight gain less uncomfortable, but as Mr Money Mustache reminds us, this is really no cure.
‘You Can’t Cure Obesity With Bigger Pants’

Thursday, January 26, 2012

NASA's New Satellite Captures Amazing Hi-Res Image of Earth Mashable NASA's New Satellite Captures Amazing Hi-Res Image of Earth

You’ve seen Earth, but you’ve never seen it like this. Suomi NPP, NASA’s newest Earth-watching satellite, has taken a high resolution image of Earth, one of the most beautiful such images ever created. It’s available in 8000×8000 pixel resolution, and it takes a while to download it, but it’s definitely worth it.
NASA's New Satellite Captures Amazing Hi-Res Image of Earth Mashable NASA's New Satellite Captures Amazing Hi-Res Image of Earth

Top 25 Weirdest Stories of 2011

A poop-scooping robot?
Top 25 Weirdest Stories of 2011

Ten Common Misconceptions Debunked In Under Four Minutes

Readers, I know you’re intelligent. You know the average person doesn’t swallow eight spiders each year, that the Great Wall of China isn’t visible from space, and that cracked knuckles don’t result in arthritis. But some of your friends are probably dumb, so show them this.
Ten Common Misconceptions Debunked In Under Four Minutes

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Sign Into Your Google Account On Public Computers Without Typing Anything

If you ever want to log into your Google account when you’re at a public computer, where you’re unsure whether or not there’s a keylogger installed, there’s now a solution. And it’s from Google!
Sign Into Your Google Account On Public Computers Without Typing Anything

Which Suburbs Are Best For Property Investors?

Generous tax concessions and a widespread belief that investing in property is the safest choice mean that owning a rental property is a popular choice for Australians. But where should you buy a house to get the best returns?
Which Suburbs Are Best For Property Investors?

Breathtaking Space Video Shows Milky Way, Lightning Over Africa

NASA has released a stunning video taken from the International Space Station that shows the Milky Way and lightning storms over Africa.
Breathtaking Space Video Shows Milky Way, Lightning Over Africa

Been scammed? A government taskforce wants to hear from you

If someone tried to scam you, the Australasian Consumer Fraud Task Force (ACFT) and the Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) want to hear from you.
Been scammed? A government taskforce wants to hear from you

Wolfram|Alpha Makes Easy Work of Any Integer Sequence

Wolfram|Alpha Makes Easy Work of Any Integer Sequence.
Wolfram|Alpha Makes Easy Work of Any Integer Sequence

The Best Password Tips to Keep Your Accounts Secure

With all of the online accounts we all have, it’s easy to get lazy and start using the same password for multiple websites, services, and accounts, for fear of forgetting an important password. However, this can compromise your private information.
The Best Password Tips to Keep Your Accounts Secure