KeyScrambler Personal protects Firefox and Internet Explorer from keyloggers

KeyScrambler Personal protects Firefox and Internet Explorer from keyloggers: The best way to protect yourself from malware is of course to prevent it ever reaching your PC, but if something does slip through your defences then this doesn’t have to be the end.KeyScrambler Personal, for instance, will encrypt any keystrokes within Internet Explorer and Firefox. And as a result it’ll keep your logon and other details safe, even if a keylogger breaches...

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A LEGO Turing machine for [Alan]‘s centennial

A LEGO Turing machine for [Alan]‘s centennial: 2012 is the 100-year anniversary of [Alan Turing]‘s birth, and to celebrate the centennial, [Jeroen] and [Davy] over at Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica in The Netherlands built a Turing machine out of LEGO.A Turing machine is an extremely simple device, but is still able to compute everything your desktop can. The machine is generally described as an infinite paper tape with a read/write...

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Emulating Mac System 7 on an Android device

Emulating Mac System 7 on an Android device: Over on the 68kmla forums, a website dedicated to old Macs built before 1994, [zydeco] released his Android port of Mini vMac, a Macintosh Plus emulator that puts the power of a Motorola MC68000 processor and System 7 on any computer.Unlike the original Macintosh, or the subsequent revision that bumped the RAM up to 512 kilobytes, the Mac Plus was actually useful. With the addition of a SCSI...

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Build the Mac Pro That You Wish Apple Released [Hackintosh]

Build the Mac Pro That You Wish Apple Released [Hackintosh]: Last week Apple updated their Mac Pros to cutting-edge processors from 2010, even older graphics cards, and all the USB 2.0 ports you'll ever need. With a proper update unlikely until 2013, we thought we'd bridge the gap with Hackintoshes—the faster, cheaper Mac desktops you can build yourself with standard PC hardware. By making your own "Hack Pro" you'll get the up-to-date machine Apple...

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AppyDays Tracks Discounted Mac and iOS Apps [Mac Downloads]

AppyDays Tracks Discounted Mac and iOS Apps [Mac Downloads]: Mac: Keeping track of sales and discounts in the Mac App Store or iTunes App Store can be a bit difficult. If you're a frugal app shopper, AppyDays makes it bit easier by tracking price drops and allowing you to search for sales easily. More »...

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DiskDigger Saves Deleted Photos on Your Android Device [Android Downloads]

DiskDigger Saves Deleted Photos on Your Android Device [Android Downloads]: Android (Rooted): They say the best camera is the one you have with you. If that's the truth, your Android phone may be the best—and smartest—camera you own. Still, accidents happen, and if you've accidentally deleted a photo from your Android device, you don't have to pop out the SD card or find a computer to run a recovery tool: just download DiskDigger. It's free, and...

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Top 10 Ways to Get Free Wi-Fi Anywhere You Go [Lifehacker Top 10]

Top 10 Ways to Get Free Wi-Fi Anywhere You Go [Lifehacker Top 10]: Whether you're traveling or just trying to get out of the house a bit more, there's one thing that plagues us everywhere we go: Wi-Fi. We may not have that cloud of Wi-Fi covering the planet yet, but you can find free Wi-Fi almost anywhere, if you know how to look. Here's what you need to know. More »...

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How to Use Google Calendar as a Project Management Tool [Project Management]

How to Use Google Calendar as a Project Management Tool [Project Management]: Google Calendar is great for managing appointments, but that's not all it can do. The sharing, searchability, timeline view, and other features make Google Calendar a simple but powerful project management tool. Andrea Vascellari, digital marketing consultant and CEO of itive.net, shares how you can use Google Calendar for your team and with your clients. More »...

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