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Great deal: Get PhotoShop Elements 12 for a great price!

Posted on June 12, 2014

photoshop-elements-12-logoIf you take photos for a living, you’ll probably want the awesome power and flexibility that comes with Adobe PhotoShop. Simply put, PhotoShop is the professional photographer’s image editor of choice.

But if you just want your photos to look like they were taken by a pro, then PhotoShop Elements is an excellent (and much more affordable) option. PhotoShop Elements 12 is plenty powerful enough to make your photos look their best.

In fact, most of the advanced editing features of the full-blown Adobe PhotoShop application are included in Elements as well. I’ve used PhotoShop Elements for years, starting with version 4. Every new version includes handy new features, and PhotoShop Elements 12 is the most powerful version ever!

PhotoShop Elements 12 would set you back about $100  at your local retail store, but you can pick up a copy at Amazon for just a lot less – and they’ll ship it to you for free!

If you sign into Flickr via your Facebook or Google account, you won’t be able to much longer

Posted on June 8, 2014

flickr-logoIf you’ve always logged into Flickr using your Facebook or Google sign-in credentials, you won’t be able to do so much longer.

Yahoo has just announced that they’ll soon be eliminating the option to sign into Flickr via Facebook or Google. After that time you’ll need a valid Yahoo account in order to access the ultra-popular photo sharing service.  [Read more…]

Data breach prompts Spotify to advise users to change their passwords and update their Android apps

Posted on May 28, 2014

spotify-logoPopular music service Spotify has announced that their servers have been breached by hackers, but they seem to believe that there is little for their users to worry about.

This attack is the latest in a spurt of hacks that have plagued a number of online services and brick and mortar retail chains in recent months.  [Read more…]

eBay has been hacked – Change your passwords ASAP!

Posted on May 21, 2014

ebay-logoWell, another giant website has been hacked. This time it’s eBay, the iconic online auction site and digital marketplace.

eBay issued a statement this morning saying that hackers have managed to steal customer names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, and encrypted account passwords. In other words, this one is BIG folks.

If you have an eBay account, you need to log in and change your password immediately. You might also want to start monitoring your credit reports along with your bank account and credit card statements just to be on the safe side.

Important: Please consider sharing this in order to warn as many of your friends as possible.

Comcast to start capping Internet bandwidth usage

Posted on May 16, 2014

comcast-xfinity-logoIf you get your high speed Internet service via Comcast (aka Xfinity), your wonderful unlimited monthly bandwidth allotment will be coming to an end.

How soon Comcast will begin capping your monthly data usage depends on where you live, and that time-frame ranges all the way from “soon” to “any time within the next five years“.  [Read more…]

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