“According to research 77 percent of people said that they did not feel that public Wi-Fi was any less secure than their own personal internet connection, 75 percent also said that they wouldn’t curb their activity on public Wi-Fi and they weren’t conscious of anything they may need to avoid doing whilst using it, showing…
My advice? Always check your credit card bills. Get online access to your statement and check what is being charged to your account on a weekly basis, especially if you travel and use your credit card often as part of your work. Report anything that doesn’t make sense. Chances are your credit card details have…
I use a couple of these, and couldn’t really function without TripIt to be honest, but I might have to check out one or two of the ones I’ve not used yet, like LoungeBuddy. What are your go-to travel apps? Travelling A Lot? You Need These Free iPhone Apps
“According to the statement issued by Jim Holthouser, Executive Vice President of Global Brands, “unauthorized malware” was used to gain access to Hilton’s point-of-sale systems resulting in the theft of payment card information of some of its guests. The attacks are said to have occurred between November 18 to December 5, 2014; and April 21…
As a blogger, I’m very much looking forward to the ability to have an article open with the WordPress app next to you instead of constantly going back and forth between apps or Safari tabs on my iPad. It’s closer to what I would normally do when writing on a laptop or at my desk…
Generally speaking, I like the idea. Where it falls flat for me is when someone sends me their travel itinerary so that I know their coming and goings, and Google adds the trip to my calendar. If they can get a filter for that sort of thing, that would be great. Are you listening Google?…