All articles by Tineka Smith
Tineka Smith
LinkedIn strengthens security and apologises for stolen passwords
LinkedIn explains that passwords hacked on the website were not published with corresponding emails and says it plans to add an extra layer of security to protect members.
Lulzsec Reborn claims responsibility for hacking 10000 Twitter accounts
A hacking group called Lulzsec Reborn, a spinoff of the dismantled Lulzsec, has leaked personal data from 10,000 users who use the Twitter based app Tweetgif.
TalkTalk kills Pirate Bay access
TalkTalk blocks Pirate Bay access less than a week after O2 and Be Broadband.
O2 cuts off Pirate Bay access
O2 and its subsidiary, Be Broadband, have given Pirate Bay the axe.
Facebook launches App Centre
The social network has started rolling out the Facebook App store to its 900 million members
Why some brands miss out by not targeting online seniors
Even though research shows that Seniors are not as active on the web as other groups, brands that neglect to target seniors online are missing out.
Analyst predicts Facebook will disappear in 5-8 years
As Facebook’s stock continues to spiral, now falling 27% since its public debut, some analysts predict that the social network could be no more in 5 years.
First London Underground stations to receive free Wi-Fi announced
Transport for London has confirmed the first underground tube stations to receive free Wi-Fi.
Twitter boosts business opportunities for SMB’s by 663%
Research reveals that the public is increasingly using Twitter to find professional services.
Megaupload files to have piracy charges dismissed
The file hosting service, Megaupload.com, has asked for U.S. criminal charges against the company to be dismissed arguing that the U.S. has no jurisdiction over the Hong Kong based service.