Ivan Padilla – leader of carjacking and robbery syndicate is now known dead. But before the highly controversial death, Police used Facebook and Twitter account that leads to arrest to other members of the gang. Police have said that they’ve been using coded or should i say “Military termed words” to communicate their criminal intentions and plans before they execute them. One of the members, Ryan Francisco spilled the beans and told the police his twitter and facebook account which they used to lure out other members to frame them up.
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Facebook leads to arrest of Carjackers
August 4th, 2010 — Latest News, Web Apps
Social Media terrorists getting smarter, Facebook what will you do?
August 3rd, 2010 — Blogging, Latest News, Web Apps
Webmasters who’s suffering from low traffic probably needs a boost by using facebook. Here’s a good sample of how seo specialists leverage facebook to get some really nasty traffic which I believe is 1000% effective if done right. If you are one of those social media opportunist and black(grey) hat disciples, have a glimpse of the image here. At first you’re probably seeing some good old trick but then when anyone from your friend’s list got baited then you’ll get an endless chain reaction of traffic stream in your money site. No idea yet? the next image will tell you how.
Face Detection on Facebook now under test
July 2nd, 2010 — Latest News, Web Apps
It’s hard to tell on when will facebook implement their new line of photo tagging which automatically tags your friends in your picture. Facebook’s photo tagging is one of the most used feature on their platform. Power users who maintains large collection of albums will be happy if facebook’s new line of photo product is successful on it’s release. If you’re part of the group which owns large albums this will be good news for you as this will decrease the tedious amount of time in tagging names in pictures.
IDrive competes with Dropbox
July 1st, 2010 — Web Apps
Dropbox is probably the first company(if I’m not wrong) that brought online file syncing available to the public for free. Now another company competes with almost the same features as Dropbox. IDrive another online backup and file syncing service offers a free online storage and a file syncing service. The application is currently in beta but is fully working without known bugs as of this moment. If you’ll ask me on which of the services is better, I’ll vote for dropbox hands down. If you compare the free features of the two you can definitely see the difference. IDrive’s free account gives you a 2gb disk space which you can use in five computers while dropbox offers a huge 2gb storage with unlimited syncing to any PC which you can increase as of this moment if you have a decent referrals in your pocket.
How to Track your stolen Laptops without using gprs
April 17th, 2010 — TK Guides, Web Apps
The rising numbers of Laptop users are greatly increasing and of course as the numbers increase thieves and snatchers also increase in numbers. If you’re an owner perhaps you need to think twice in adding another layer of security, a good option is to attach a gprs tracking device to keep a watchful eye of your laptop whenever and wherever you go. But if you can’t afford for a device like that then there’s no need to worry there’s a good solution in safeguarding your laptops from thieves and alike.
Although you feel secure that your laptop is in good place it’s a good practice to have an added layer of security by having a tracker attached to your laptop. Although gprs is a great choice there’s always a chance that it will be removed by the perpetrator assuming that he/she’s smart enough that such technology is attached to the laptop. The sad part is that gprs trackers costs a lot depending on the features. But you can have the functionality fully free if you installed PREY.