Google had offered the ‘Hangouts on Air’ feature to a limited number of Google+ users. And now, the company has rolled out the feature to the entire user base of its social network. This feature is really cool and very useful in that it allows you to broadcast an event live from your YouTube channel as well as from the Google+ stream.
You probably use dozens of Internet services, each protected by a password. To avoid getting hacked on all your accounts, it is better to use complex passwords mix with letters, numbers and special characters and avoid using the same password each time. So how do you keep all your passwords without compromising the security of your information? If you ask me I will suggest you a free app for Windows called LastPass, which will help you to securely manage your passwords. Functioning as a safe, this security software allows you to record your passwords and sensitive information in a encrypted database (AES – 256 bits) accessible via a single strong password that you will remember.
TL1 simulator has been specially designed for both hardcore racing fans as well as pro racing drivers and pilots. Ariel Motor claims that it is the world’s first 180-degree spherical projector screen. The system has three high-definition projectors that can give a complete view of the virtual track ahead. Motion Simulation’s TL1 attracts a wide range of users, including professional race drivers, hardcore gamers and enthusiasts who are seeking the ultimate and most realistic simulation experience available. The TL1 is available for £11,500 ($18,573) at MotionSimulation.
While RIM has been on a downward spiral for some time, it seems that the company has now focused its entire energy on the upcoming BlackBerry 10 devices. From the leaked rumors and news, we have to admit that BB10 sounds very promising. Days ago, RIM’s CEO talked about the all-new interface of BB10. Now, some more leaked slides show that the software will be offering much more.
![[Tutorial] How To Check Security Processes In Your Windows](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/windows-processes-security-window-150x135.jpg)
From the Windows startup, services and software are run in the background of your Windows to perform system tasks. These processes are mostly safe and secure, but it may happen that malware can manage to slip in their midst. With the free Windows Process Security, you’ll be able to check the safety of processes running on your computer by searching from over 130,000 threats. If the software detects a dangerous process (which may for example record your actions on the Internet, send emails without your knowledge, slow down your computer, etc…) and consuming unnecessary resources on your system, you can stop it and delete it permanently from your computer. In this tutorial I will show you how to perform this procedure using Windows Process Security tool.
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Sometimes when you visit a website, Firefox informs you that an additional plugin is required. Often, the request is legitimate to display content on the site as a Flash movie, but it may also be because the site tries to install malicious software on your computer. To avoid seeing these notifications and avoid installing anything, you must change your browser settings.
![[Tutorial] How To Move Your Mozilla Firefox Cache Memory](https://thetechjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/firefox-ram-150x80.jpg)
In one of my previous articles I have showed you how to change the location of your Google Chrome cache, today I will show you how to do the same thing inside Mozilla Firefox. Used for each page load, the cache of your web browser is by default located on your primary hard drive or SSD which is logical because of the large number of reads/writes. However if you have more than 2GB of memory, you can place the Firefox cache in the RAM memory of your PC. Items loading from the cache will be accelerated and you lower the usage of your SSD or hard drive.
A number of sophisticated and advanced touch sensor technologies are making their way into the tech world. While some of these are already being incorporated into touchscreen devices, many are still in the realm of research. One such technology has now been unveiled by Disney Research. Called ‘Touche’, it is able to turn different objects such as furnitures into touch-sensitive objects.