Understanding the Basics of Domain Registration... May 17, 2013 | THE Tech Scoop
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How to Encrypt a Mac Laptop May 16, 2013 | THE Tech Scoop
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Why opt for a hosted email service? May 15, 2013 | THE Tech Scoop
Samsung Galaxy Fame Duos
May 15, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopMobile phones have become quite essential in our day-to-day life. Today they have not just remained as communication tools but have gone much beyond. They have replaced many things like watches, music players in our life and even are ready … Read More
Business Website Animation – How Much Is Too Much?
May 14, 2013 | Estelle PageOnline animation is essentially moving images on a webpage. Often these are single bitmap files shown one after the other in a video effect and converted to a *.gif format. If you visit popular sites such as Tumblr, Gif89 and … Read More
Developments in Car Safety Technology
May 14, 2013 | Sheldon ArmstrongDecades ago, cars possessed little to no safety features. However, today, car makers are seeking to create the safest driving environment obtainable for their customers. This desire for safety innovations has led to a greater emphasis being placed on a … Read More
An A-Z Guide about Web Hosting
May 14, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopLooking to know all of your basics about web hosting? We have it all right here for you. In just a few minutes, you’ll know all you need to know about web hosting, from A to Z. Let’s get started!
Tech Jargon Buster: What are Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)?
May 14, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopThe technology industry is full of all kinds of “jargon”, from RAM and megabytes to 4G and search engine optimisation. These kind of terms leave people who only use technology to make calls, send messages and emails and play games … Read More
HTML5 and Standardizing DRM APIs
May 13, 2013 | Wayne DixonThe Internet is a contentious place. It is designed to be both open and free. Having a number of various interests at play can cause some consternation with regards to which direction the Internet will take in terms of technology. … Read More
Stardrive – A great Sandbox RTS for space game lovers
May 13, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopAny game review site you happen to come across is going to make mention this game for two things: It’s going to talk about the massive potential behind this space-based 4X game by ZeRO Sum. Then it’s going to lament … Read More
Benefits of Payroll Programs for Large Software Companies
May 13, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopAs technology evolves, an increasing number of employers are making the decision to shift away from cutting traditional checks and even find themselves moving away from what had always been viewed as the only alternative: direct deposit.
Whether it is … Read More
The Smart Home of the Future
May 12, 2013 | Sheldon ArmstrongSmart phones allow people to check the Internet, maintain a personal calendar, and so much more. They can play games, keep up with friends, and even plan grocery shopping for the week. With so many features packed into such a … Read More
Is Your Design Representing You? (Exclusive Infographic)
May 12, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopFonts and colors chosen for a website indicate the perception of the user, which affects the message being conveyed. Meanings of fonts and colors in the context of web design are briefly explained below.
Meanings of font … Read More
How are brands communicating with the new-age customers
May 11, 2013 | THE Tech ScoopThe concept of branding was initially developed in the mid-20th century as printing and media technologies developed to a point where information could be communicated quickly and cheaply through print. Much of what we take as received wisdom about branding … Read More
Where is Your POS System Vulnerable? [Infographic]
May 10, 2013 | NowSourcing“Password1″ is the most common password used by 50 percent of business users. Using easy-to-guess passwords such as this makes the job of a hacker extremely easy. There are so many business vulnerabilities out there today that users should be … Read More


