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Google's Stand on Net Neutrality

10/30/10 05:40

Net neutrality is basically a principle that advocates no restriction whatsoever from any entity like ISPs or the government, contents, sites, platforms, and devices and to the modes of communication allowed.

A article from Full Disclosure discusses internet giant Google's stand on this issue, coming up a solution to team with Verizon. Check the article out on the link below.

Link: The Buzz on Google's Net Neutrality (net neutrality); P

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Intel Chips to Integrate with McAfee Security

Principally, I agree that McAfee has one of the best kinds of security offered. So I think Intel should not have any doubts to integrate their products manufactured with McAfee.

Basically, it will be an advantage if Intel chips will be created with built-in security. In that matter, it will be less vulnerable from viruses and damages. I think Intel is convinced of the capability that McAfee can bring with the computer chips. In my own experience, I have satisfaction in choosing McAfee so I am confident enough to renew with them after my expiration.

Link: Intel Chips with Built-In Security (computer security);

Maximixing Your Laptop's Charge

Laptops or notebook is what you need if your always on the go and you need to use a computer most of the time. These machines can work without wires like connecting to the internet through wireless connections.

Although laptops are mobile devices, the usual problem is the battery. Especially if your a heavy user, you would have to bring power adapter with you at all times.

The discussion below is all maximizing the hours on batteries so you won't be needing to charge every two hours.

Link: How to get the most out of my macbook pro battery?; Blo