You can’t say it didn’t take them long enough. If your familiar with the Micro-blogging site, Twitter, you know that they are prone to malicious links, no matter where you go, and who you follow.

They’ve graciously changed that so that you can have a little finer piece of mind when following your friends and idols. But the bigger question is whether this will be enforced, and how well it will b..

I came across an interesting tip from a family member this evening about checking if your Facebook account has been compromised, since it affected me, and a family member, I thought I would share it with the rest of the world.

If you have a Facebook account, you probably know about all the ongoing security issues that they have had, and are still having, while this may not apply to everyone, it’..

If you’re a user of Google’s newer design, you may have noticed that the main page of Google has reverted to the regular theme, while the search results continued to be displayed with the newer, blue-accented design.

It appears that that was intentional due to a possible design rejection, or to accommodate the Olympic doodles. Either way, the design pertaining to the search results on the new des..

It’s been about a week since Google Buzz has been released. Some hackers found an exploit in the Google Buzz code that allows someone to compromise an user’s account. According to Ha.ckers.org, the vulnerability in Google’s Buzz code is actually within the mobile version (m.google.com).

Google quickly patched the vulnerability, within a few hours, on Tuesday night. The following morning, an of..

This year, Google’s continuing its tradition of designing Olympic “doodles” to replace its standard logo throughout the duration of the Olympics. They kicked it off yesterday morning with an Olympic torch replacing the “l” in an icy rendition of the logo.

Later on in the day, a luge competitor replaced one of the o’s in the same logo. This morning, they revealed yet another logo – a snowboarder i..

In preparation for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Google is taking its Google Maps users into the mountains for a 360o view of the ski hills, the luge tracks, and just about every other scenic place within the impressive mountain range new Vancouver.

How are they doing this exactly? They’ve prepared a brand new Google-branded snowmobile for the job! Similar in appearance to the Google Map..