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If you use Gmail or any Google product – protect yourself by turning on 2-step authentication

You should read Mat Honan’s heartbreaking tale of a hack attack and the ensuing discussion on Techmeme 삼국지2 리메이크 다운로드. Much of the story is about Amazon or Apple’s security practices, but I would still advise everyone to turn on Google’s two-factor authentication to make your Gmail account safer and less likely to get hacked 웨스트월드 1화 다운로드.

Two-factor authentication means “something you know” (like a password) and “something you have,” which can be an object like a phone. Here’s a simple video about how it works:

 

 

Please don’t wait to turn on 2-step verification 다운로드. It’s not that hard, and it will really protect your account. Why not set up two-step authentication right now 네이버 북스?

 

Visit Matt Cutts blog to learn more, including FAQ’s

Posted on August 7, 2012Author robotchampionCategories defaultTags account, amazon, apple, authentication, blog, code, gmail, google, hack, hackers, mat honan, matt cutts, password, protect, security, techmeme, two-factor, two-step, two=factor, verification2 Comments on If you use Gmail or any Google product – protect yourself by turning on 2-step authentication

Dropbox offers 3GB more free space – adds “Get more space” page

Back in November we posted about a whole bunch of ways to get more free space on Dropbox, last month we doubled our referral credits, and just last weekend we kicked off Dropquest II 카와이헌터 다운로드.

With so many ways to increase the size of your Dropbox, we decided to whip up a new Get Space page to put it all in one place 베스트 오브 미. Some ways to get more space (and lots of it) include upgrading your account, referring your friends, or connecting with Twitter and Facebook!

Photo uploads for free space

You’re probably thinking “But my photos are large, won’t automatic uploading eat up all my Dropbox space?” We’ve got you covered 다운로드. Don’t forget, we’ll give you 500 MB of Dropbox space for your first automatic upload. As you take and upload more photos and videos, you can earn up to 3 GB extra, for free 다운로드.

Continue reading Dropbox offers 3GB more free space – adds “Get more space” page

Posted on June 15, 2012Author robotchampionCategories defaultTags account, automatic, camera, connecting, dropbox, dropquest, extra, facebook, free space, friends, get more space, online, photos, refer, space, storage, twitter, upgrade, uploadLeave a comment on Dropbox offers 3GB more free space – adds “Get more space” page

Verizon introduces ‘unlimited everything’ plans – for phones, families, tablets

Verizon Wireless today announced the addition of Share Everything plans. They’re essentially family plans, allowing you, mom, dad, and big or little brother or sister to share from a pool of unlimited voice minutes and text messages, plus a specified amount of data 모노그램 자각몽. The service also offers a free mobile HotSpot service to any device on the plan. Share Everything plans support up to ten phones.

This is good news for Verizon, who has been struggling to find common ground with customers on data pricing 코만도스 1 다운로드.

“Customers asked, and today Verizon Wireless delivered an industry first,” said Tami Erwin, VP and CMO for Verizon Wireless. “Share Everything Plans are the new standard for wireless service 다운로드. They are simple; customers no longer have to think about their voice and message plans, because both are unlimited.”

The plans are available June 28, and you can feel free to learn more here 다운로드.

via TechCrunch

 

“AT&T has also said it is working on plans that will allow such sharing, though it has yet to detail its plans.” – Ina Fried

 

The pricing of the new plan:

Continue reading Verizon introduces ‘unlimited everything’ plans – for phones, families, tablets

Posted on June 12, 2012Author robotchampionCategories defaultTags access, account, call, charge, customers, data, details, fee, gb, gigabyte, hotspot, ina fried, laptop, line, message, monthly, phone, plan, pricing, share, share everything, smartphone, tablet, tami erwin, unlimited, verizon, voiceLeave a comment on Verizon introduces ‘unlimited everything’ plans – for phones, families, tablets

Where the startup jobs are

The start-up marketplace is booming according to a new infograph from StartupHire.com 다운로드. There was a 23.5% increase in job postings from 2010 to 2011. But, what types of jobs are they and where are they located?

** For the full infograph click on the image on the right 온디스크 무제한 다운로드.

Where are the Jobs

  1. California (36.3 percent)
  2. Massachusetts (7.43 percent)
  3. New York (7.13 percent)
  4. Texas (4.87 percent)
  5. Washington (4.02 percent)
  6. Colorado (2.66 percent)
  7. Pennsylvania (2.52 percent)
  8. Illinois (2.15 percent)
  9. Virginia (1.87 percent)
  10. North Carolina (1.48 percent)

What Industry

  1. Software (36.6 percent)
  2. IT Services (20.9 percent)
  3. Business Products/Services (5.7 percent)
  4. Cleantech/Energy (4.8 percent)
  5. Networking & Equipment (4.8 percent)
  6. Biotech (3.3 percent)
  7. Healthcare Services (2.9 percent)
  8. Telecomm (2.8 percent)
  9. Media & Entertainment (2.4 percent)
  10. Computers & Peripherals (2.3 percent)

Top Job Titles

  1. Software Engineer
  2. Sr. Software Engineer
  3. Product Manager
  4. Account Manager
  5. Project Manager
  6. Account Executive
  7. Business Analyst
  8. Inside Sales Representative
  9. Sales Engineer
  10. Product Marketing Manager
Posted on April 24, 2012Author robotchampionCategories defaultTags account, business, california, cleantech, development, energy, engineer, entrepreneur, executive, information, it, jobs, manager, marketing, networking, product, sales, Science, startup, techLeave a comment on Where the startup jobs are
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