Posts Tagged ‘Wireless Networks’
Home Premium of Microsoft Windows 7
October 26th, 2010 | 
Author: So, you want to get shifted to the new Microsoft Windows operating systems – Windows 7? Are you familiar with the new features incorporated in this software? Well, you should know about your system requirements too besides familiarizing yourself with the working mechanism before you buy Windows 7 online. A lot of information is available online. You will even come across a plethora of information material in the online store where you prefer to buy Windows 7. There are also ..read more
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Tags: Best Entertainment, Endeavors, Favorite Music, Home, Information Material, Latest Hardware, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows Operating System, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems, Music Videos, Navigation Features, New Features, Pc Hardware, Personal Computer, Plethora, Premium, Printers, System Requirements, Taskbar Programs, Windows, Windows Operating System, Windows Operating Systems, Wireless Networks, Worldwide Web | 
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CanYouSeeMe.org Checks for Open Ports Behind Firewalls
CanYouSeeMe.org Checks for Open Ports Behind Firewalls
If you’re traveling this holiday season and using the wireless networks of hotels or other unfamiliar service providers, CanYouSeeMe.org is a handy way to tell what ports are reachable when you’re behind a firewall.
CanYouSeeMe.org’s open port check tool is a simple but useful web-based utility for figuring out if your ISP or firewall is blocking certain ports you need to get things done on your computer. It’s a handy way to determine if connection ..read more
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Tags: Blocking Ports, Check Tool, Checks, Firewall, Firewalls, Handy, Holiday Season, Hotels, Instant Messaging, Internet Checks, Internet Connection, Internet Ports, Ip Address, Isp, Mdash, Open Ports, Original Source, Running, Sending Email, Service Providers, Web Based, Web Utility, Wireless Networks |
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Diagnose and Protect Your iPhone from Worms
Diagnose and Protect Your iPhone from Worms
There’s been a lot of talk about malicious software on jailbroken iPhones lately, but if you haven’t been paying close attention, tech site Network World has a breakdown of the worms running wild and how to eradicate them from your device.
As of right now, there are a total of three known iPhone worms, some more harmful than others. You’re only vulnerable if you’ve jailbroken your iPhone and enabled SSH without changing the default password, ..read more
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Tags: Bank Customers, Bank Information, Battery Life, Case Check, Crowd, Dutch Bank, Factory Settings, Fame, Iphone, Iphones, Malicious Software, Privacy, Rick Astley, Rickrolling, Ssh, Wallpaper, Wifi, Wireless Networks, Worm, Worms |
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Windows 7 Transfers Your Wireless Settings Easily
Windows 7 Transfers Your Wireless Settings Easily
After discovering how easily WEP can be cracked and creating a long, secure WPA2 key, you’ve probably noticed it’s a pain to get friends connected to your Wi-Fi network when they stop by. Windows 7 makes this process easy.
Over at the How-To Geek site (my home away from Lifehacker), guest blogger Ciprian writes up the quick and easy process of transferring your wireless network settings from your Windows 7 PC to any other machine ..read more
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Tags: Amp, Backup Network, Ciprian, Flash Drive, Friends, Network Settings, Original Source, Sharing Center, Vista, Wi Fi, Wireless Network, Wireless Networks, Wizard, Xp Windows |
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