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Must watch!! 8 Microsoft Word features that will take you to the next level

We’ve all used Microsoft Office Word, whether for writing papers in school, drafting up memos at work or creating fliers speckled with Word Art. If your list of necessary text editor features consists of fiddling with fonts, adjusting margins and changing your justification, you have no idea what you’re missing. Microsoft Word comes packed with all sorts of awesome features that allow you to

Must watch: Google is giving a big boost to Gmail security

That's the great update from google. Google is amping up security and protections for Gmail users, giving people a more noticeable warning if there’s a chance the government is trying to steal their password, giving warnings for dangerous links and proposing a more secure email-sending standard. Google announced on its blog that it is expanding upon Safe Browsing to alert Gmail users about

Father watches birth of baby boy 4,000 km away with Samsung Gear VR

Father watches birth of baby boy 4,000 km away... bởi talkingpointsmemo An Australian father has watched the birth of his child using virtual reality technology from 4,000 kilometres away. Jason Larke is a fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) electrical contractor in remote Queensland, which sees him work away from home in four-week blocks. He was expecting to miss the birth of his third child with wife

Eavesdropping Barbie is "downright creepy," privacy advocates say

Hello Barbie is displayed at the Mattel showroom at the North American International Toy Fair, Saturday, Feb. 14, 2015 in New York. Mattel's new "Hello Barbie" has more tricks up her sleeve than just saying hello. With the press of a button, Barbie's embedded microphone turns on and records the voice of the child playing with her. The recordings are then uploaded to a cloud server, where

Fake Android 'The Interview' app steals bank account details

A scene from The Interview, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco. The Interview, a highly controversial movie that was pulled from major cinemas and distributed mostly online (and only in the U.S.), sounds like a dream come true for scammers. It is no wonder, then, that a fake Android app has been making the rounds in South Korea, promising to download a copy of the movie but actually