Typically, the NSFW tag is used in E-mail, online videos and on interactive discussion areas (such as Internet forums, blogs and community websites) to mark URLs or hyperlinks which may be sexually explicit or include audio containing profanity, helping the reader avoid potentially objectionable content.Here are some tips and tricks to avoid embarrassing situations by accidentally clicking open NSFW content at office or school. Related Read: Access Blocked Websites at Office or Schools
Apple has just released iOS 4.0.2 firmware upgrade for iPhone & iPod Touch (and iOS 3.2.2 for iPad) which patches the dangerous PDF exploit. Needless to say, if you have a jailbroken iPhone, refrain from updating as this patch closes the loophole used by JailbreakMe tool to jailbreak all iDevices on iOS 4.0.1
The update is available for the iPhone 3G, 3GS, and 4, iPod Touch 2G and 3G. If you have not jailbroken your iDevice and if you don't intend to, then go right ahead and connect your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad with your computer via USB and start iTunes. As always, you will see a pop-up informing the new update being available.
If there’s one word that best describes the 21st century, it’s definitely the word mobile.
Today, people on the go don’t have to stop moving if they want to get things done at home or in the office. Wherever they may be, busy yuppies and seasoned globetrotters alike can go shopping, pay their bills, and buy food with handheld devices—all without ever leaving their seat.
Mobile stuff abound everywhere: portable gaming devices, laptops, music and video players, smartphones, e-book readers, ultra-mobile personal computers and tablets are just some of the more popular and visible devices that people use on a daily basis.
These small, incredibly smart mobile devices pack a punch, allowing people who are constantly on the move to bring multi-tasking to a whole new level. In the past, these technological wonders were only applied to doing tasks for professional work, such as checking email, creating presentations, and reviewing documents on the go.
Mobile phones have practically become a permanent accessory of the 21st century professional, what with people bringing and using their phones wherever they may be. It doesn’t matter whether you’re at home or abroad, because you can always rely on...
This is the first text message based trojan to infect the Android smartphones. Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer-A poses as a harmless media player application and has already infected a number of mobile devices, majorly in Russia and might spread to other places too if not addressed at the earliest. Kaspersky mentions that the trojaned media player file is just over 13 KB with the standard Android .APK extension.
Once installed, the Trojan begins sending SMS messages to premium-rate numbers without the owner’s knowledge or consent. Though there were some isolated reports of a Banking app trojan affecting few Android users early this year, this seems to be more wide-spread than the previous instances.
Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal, which is one of the most widely read technology blogs on the web. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
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