Social Media SEOPeople who use the Cox.net webmail service are reporting to have received a potentially dangerous email requesting users to update their accounts by “reconfirming” personal information. Here’s the email reported as being received by Cox.net webmail users: > Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2010 05:36:15 +0700 > Subject: FINAL VERIFICATION OF YOUR EMAIL ACCOUNT > from: […]
Paul Pierce Twitter, “Anybody got a broom?”, Twitter Hack The Boston Celtics took a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals last night against the Orlando Magic. Although this is only game 2, with a lot more basketball to be played, some people might be thinking that the Orlando Magic could possibly get swept by […]
Google Android OS Installed on iPhone (Video) So much for Apple’s (Steve Jobs) goal of keeping the iPhone closed off to the world of open source, Flash, and other Android favorable attributes. The iPhone has gone far beyond just being jailbroken – someone has now figured out how to install, and successfully run, Android on […]
YouTube 500 Internal Server Error – some suspect that YouTube was hacked…? It’s early Monday morning, those of us who get up especially early – like around 4:30 or so – usually like to head to the computer (or now your iPad) and fire up the web to check things out.
Is Google leaving China as soon as next month? There is a rumor spreading on the web that Google will be exiting the China market as soon as April. The meltdown started with Google’s servers were hacked from people in China, and that incident only fueled more anger over the fact that China would censor […]
Google Hits Impasse in China The efforts to find common ground in China over Google censoring their search results seems to be coming to an abrupt end. China is simply unwilling to allow Google to display search results that are not censored. This decision by China is about to cost the country the use of Google […]
Around the same time that Google was facing a serious compromise from hackers in China, Intel was falling victim to hackers as well. Although major corporations like Intel and Google face continual data security threats, Intel found it ironic that the attacks were occurring at the same time.