Gmail has introduced its latest Labs feature called offline Gmail to enable e-mail access even when you are not connected to the Internet. While this might sound uber geeky, the concept is simple enough when you actually use it. Oh, and the “offline” mode is already available in a simpler form if you happen to [...]

Screen Dash is the coolest new software website on the web. I discovered the site in a Sitepoint forum in which people were raving over the capabilities of the software calling it the next Photobucket and GIMP. I downloaded the free version and realized that this software is not even close to Photobucket and GIMP, [...]

Input Validation Attacks: It is one of the very ‘easy to implement’ attack. It insets malicious scripts into an application and by running such application the system can be attacked and it becomes vulnerable. It is even hard to defend than passive attacks. Following are some of the best countermeasures against input validation attacks: Application [...]

Can technology, experience and principles be combined? The question has long been debated- agreed to and criticized. While technology concerns the recent advancements and all latest developments, principles are entirely conventional- speaking of the past and not letting it rot in the modern waves. However, Thrive Learning Institute has surpassed all such questions and debates, [...]

Here are few steps to reduce the startup time of windwos XP Go to your bios and set Hard disk at the top in boot priority list. Remove unnecessary files and short cuts from desktop, store them elsewhere. Remove un necessary programs from start up Goto start>run and type in msconfig This will launch the [...]

New linux users must have noticed this. There are antivirus available in the repos. You might question, “But wasn’t I promised that linux is virus free? That was an important reason for me to switch from Windows to Linux.” Well the hard truth is Linux does have it’s own category of viruses. But, the part [...]