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Important Update: President Signs Red Flag Clarification Act into Law

calenderMarch 9, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Important Update: President Signs Red Flag Clarification Act into Law

Professional service providers such as attorneys, accountants, and doctors no longer fall within the definition of a creditor under the Red Flag Rule. The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) so-called “Red Flag Rule,” which requires all businesses that are potential identity-theft targets to develop plans to spot red flags and prevent theft, received much criticism for […]

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Virtual Private Networks—Do You Need One?

calenderMarch 7, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Virtual Private Networks—Do You Need One?

Learn how setting up your own private network can radically improve, if not transform, the way you do business. The world is flat. That is if you ask New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize winning author Thomas Friedman, who wrote a book of the same name describing just how the world got flatter and […]

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Move Cache Memory to RAM for Faster Firefox

calenderMarch 4, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Move Cache Memory to RAM for Faster Firefox

Mozilla Firefox too slow? Here’s a tip for speeding up Firefox by moving cache memory to RAM. Read more. Published with permission from TechAdvisory.org. Source.

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Seeing QR Codes, But Don’t Know What They Are?

calenderMarch 3, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Seeing QR Codes, But Don’t Know What They Are?

As smartphone technology continues to improve in terms of providing connectivity, it follows that your internet marketing strategies must be able to accommodate these advances. One strategy you can employ is using QR codes, a simple and effective way to market yourself. Smartphones are becoming more and more popular these days, as both hardware and […]

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Macs: Hardly Malware-proof

calenderFebruary 28, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Macs: Hardly Malware-proof

Security experts are discovering that hackers, fraudsters and thieves are targeting MAC users more these days because MAC users tend to be more careless when it comes to security for their systems. Macs are famous for a lot of things – some true, some false. For instance, many people believe that Macs are virus- and […]

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A Peek into the Windows Phone 7 OS

calenderFebruary 25, 2011

authorHomefield IT

A Peek into the Windows Phone 7 OS

It’s sometimes difficult to choose which smartphone to get – not only because of hardware specs, but also the OS it uses. One new promising option worth trying out is Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7. A growing tech trend these days is the steady increase of smartphone use, as more and more people discover the value […]

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Quick Way to Access Run in Windows 7

calenderFebruary 24, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Quick Way to Access Run in Windows 7

Wish you could access the run command in Windows 7 more easily? Now you can.   Read more. Published with permission from TechAdvisory.org. Source.

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Recognizing Phishing Messages

calenderFebruary 21, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Recognizing Phishing Messages

What’s phishing? How does it work? Keep yourself aware of basic phishing techniques and you might just save yourself from becoming yet another victim of these unscrupulous fraudsters. Online oracle Wikipedia defines phishing as: “the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by masquerading as […]

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Save Time – Create a New E-mail Shortcut on Your Desktop

calenderFebruary 17, 2011

authorHomefield IT

Save Time – Create a New E-mail Shortcut on Your Desktop

Do you send lots of e-mails every day?  If so, this tip is for you. Save time by creating a shortcut on your desktop that will open a new e-mail window when double-clicked. Read more. Published with permission from TechAdvisory.org. Source.

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