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S'pore Net users can't fish out phishers
News Some 83 percent of Singapore Web users are unable to spot tell-tale spelling errors in phishing scams, compared to 76 percent in India, new survey finds.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Phishing, Web Browser, Survey, Phishing Web Site, Singapore, Internet, Web Site, Web, Spam and phishing
Google patches severe Chrome vulnerabilities
News Maliciously crafted JavaScript and XML could let an attacker take over a person's computer through the stable version of Chrome, Google warns.
Tags: Web browsers, Network security, PC security, Sandbox, Web Browser, Vulnerability, computer, Attacker, patch management, program manager
September 9, 2009, could be a Beatles perfect storm
News For the first time, the Beatles' entire catalog will be released, in stereo, in one fully digitally re-mastered collection. Will an iTunes announcement happen the same day?
Tags: Gamer, Game players, Games, Apple Inc., EMI Group Plc., Apple iTunes, DVD, entertainment, Steve Jobs, Games
New Date Datatypes in SQL Server 2008
Techguide SQL Server 2008 provides new data-types for storing wider ranges of dates with more precision. Here's how you can use these new data types to your advantage.
Tags: Server platforms, Microsoft Windows, Data Type, Microsoft SQL Server, Data, Database, Storage, DATE, DATETIME2, Server
10 tips for working with dates in Microsoft Access
Techguide Handling dates in Access is often a little tricky and non-intuitive. These tips will help you avoid the most common date-related headaches.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Expression, DateSerial, Returns, Value, Cell, Microsoft Corp., data entry, SQL, Microsoft Excel
Latest Firefox beta offers file-handling feature
News The File interface, a draft standard, is designed to give browsers better uploads. Firefox 3.6 beta 4 supports the technology.
Tags: Web browsers, network, Web Browser, W3C, Apple Macintosh, Mozilla Corp., Web Application, Beta, Mozilla Firefox, API
My favourite new features of Windows 7
Blogs I'm a happy user of Windows 7. I have been doing heavy multitasking with the 64-bit version of Windows 7 every day for t...
Confirm your Project Schedule is ready for EVM
Techguide This eight-step checklist will help you determine whether your Microsoft Project Schedule is ready for earned value management.
Tags: Work Breakdown Structure, Microsoft Project, project management, team
Nudge paragraphs in a Word document
Techguide Sometimes you need just a little more space before a paragraph. You have to update the style to reflect a little more space before or after each paragraph.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Formula, Cell, Microsoft Corp., user-defined function, Microsoft VBA, Ingersoll-Rand, performance, keyboard, Microsoft Excel
Google: We're not making Android hardware
News Rumors of a Google-developed smartphone have been circulating for years, but don't expect to see Google hardware anytime soon, according to the head of its Android project.
Tags: Google Android, Apple Inc., Google Inc., Motorola Inc., Phone, California, TheStreet.com Inc., software, Google Android, Android
Judge sets February hearing for new Google Books deal
News Schedule is laid out for second round of final approval process as preliminary approval is given to revised deal submitted last Friday.
Tags: Copyright, Google Inc., U.S. Department Of Justice, Settlement, New York, Judge, researcher, U.S. District Court, agreement, Benefit
AT&T iPhone collects user complaints about poor service
News AT&T creates a new iPhone application that allows iPhone users to submit complaints about service they consider subpar.
Tags: Smart phones, Applications and tools, Apple Inc., Verizon Communications Inc., RIM BlackBerry, AT&T iPhone, advertisement, network, Apple iTunes, Wireless
Nintendo drops Wii price to US$199
News Nintendo officially announces that the game console is getting a US$50 price cut as of Sunday.
Tags: Game players, Blu-ray, DVD, Nintendo Wii, console, NetFlix Inc., DVD player, built-In, game, Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Report: Google display ad exchange set to arrive
News Exchange developed by Google's DoubleClick unit that lets publishers sell excess display ad inventory before bargain-minded buyers is set to debut, according to a report.
Tags: Internet advertising, Web 2.0, New York, text advertisement, DoubleClick Inc., Web Site, Internet advertising, Web, acquisition, Web 2.0
What Y2K can teach us about 2012
Blogs Dec. 21, 2012. It's a big day on the calendar, particularly because some believe it marks the last day of the world as w...
