Web Talk

2010 Fifa World Cup South Africa is the most important sporting event  in coming weeks and months. A lot of websites are dedicating a lot of space and pages to this event in order to attract more visitors and readers. But why browsing dozens of websites to stay updated on latest 2010 Fifa World Cup Results when Google offers everything you need in just one, simple, handy page? Let’s see how to get all the info you need about 2010 Fifa World Cup thanks to Google! Continue reading »

Microsoft has released a wonderful Windows 7 theme to celebrate the FIFA World Cup South Africa game! The theme features incredible and stunning  pictures and graphics effects from Electronic Arts. In this Windows 7 theme you will find football stadiums, players, football team and more! Continue reading »

The next Google Chrome releases will have a new feature called  Geolocation which will let websites track down your location. Now, the worrying thing about this is that such option is  turned on and enabled on Google Chrome, by default. This simple tutorial will teach you how to turn off geolocation and become kinda invisible to the websites and blogs you visit. Please, keep in mind that geolocation won’t tell anybody what your address is, but will provide websites  the area where you live. The purpose of this is to give you better results, above all when you make searches using search engines such as Google or Bing, for example. Continue reading »

Yesterday, Steve Jobs unveiled the new Apple iPhone 4G. This new, incredible device “is one of the most beautiful designs you’ve ever seen,” said Jobs, and marks tone of biggest leap in comparison to the previous moldels.  This fourth iPhone generation will be able to multi-task, meaning that it will  run more applications at the same time, and it will also be able to take sharper pictures thanks to its new powerful 5 mega-pixel camera with built-in LED flas. More features after the break.  Continue reading »

Lately, a lot of Facebook buttons have started appearing on some blogs and websites. Such a button lets Facebook share your private information with the website you are visiting. This means that if you visit a blog about cars, you could get extra valuable information and deals on the base of what you have written on your Facebook account. If you don’t feel comfortable about this and you don’t want third-party companies know too much about your life, here is a simple tricks to turn off and disable Facebook sharing feature. Continue reading »

Among its options, Microsoft Word 2010 lets you translate text (or the whole document) in a couple of seconds! Everything is performed by a small translator tool able to translate everything by simplify hovering the mouse over the word or text you want to know the meaning of. Here is the simple procedure to turn on the feature. Continue reading »

I just got this funny image from The Oatmeal website. I had never considered that an email address could tell you more than you thought. After looking to this funny comic, I had to recosiderate my belief. So, this interesting theory try to explain that your email address, its domain and the username you chose, may tell a lot about you and the way you move around the “computer world”…so, are you geek, a nerd or a regular user? Continue reading »

Let’s speak frankly, Microsoft Search Engine is not better than Google. However, one of its big, wonderful features is its wonderful wallpapers which welcome you once you go to Bing homepage. Bing wallpapers are exquisitely bright, rare and incredibly amazing! A few days ago the Bing team  released a wonderful Bing theme pack for Windows 7 containing the best 19 Bing Wallpapers! Continue reading »