Microsoft Windows Server 2008 is soon to be replaced by Windows Server 2012. Luckily for Windows Server 2008 users, Microsoft has extended support for its Windows hosting. That means that users on Windows Server 2008 do not have to worry about changing over until the middle of 2015. This support will slowly transition to the mainstream support under the Microsoft Support Lifecycle policy. Good News... 

A security specialist has demonstrated that the Near Field Communication (NFC) technology on new Android and Nokia devices can be easily hacked if left on their default settings. The information was presented at the 2012 Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas. Dr. Charlie Miller’s presentation, “Don’t Stand So Close To Me: An Analysis of the NFC Attack Surface,” was one of the highlight... 

It’s a trend that people who’ve taken early childhood education courses and psychology experts can easily identify: today’s kids just aren’t as empathetic as kids from previous generations. Many people blame technology for the loss of compassion, and research is beginning to suggest that they may be right. Researchers who reviewed 72 studies over the period between 1979 and 2009 found that... 

Startup companies often begin in a precarious financial situation. Making the most of initial investments is the smart way for these firms to ensure their success. One of the only bright areas in the current economy is the real estate market. Investing in properties is a sure way for any company to ensure their profits and finances are secured. The current values of homes have finally corrected after... 

The current Internet revolution provides amazing opportunities for entry-level professionals, college students, and entrepreneurs, but as the Infographic below shows, it is leaving a number of America’s financially disadvantaged in its wake. In looking at the presented income divides, racial divides, city vs. rural divides, and U.S. vs. world divides, we can see huge disparities in accessibility... 

What you may call “Facebook drama” is actually not a new phenomenon – it’s cyberbullying. With the evolution of technologies that enable us to stay connected to our friends, enemies, and all the rest of the world, we are finding ourselves secure in the facade of (in some cases) online anonymity. Cyberbullying affects not only children in key developmental stages of their lives,...