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How To Protect Your Online Privacy? Try To Keep Your Private Things Private

Being online is part of the life now. People are online from home, school, library, roads and washrooms. Sitting on a toilet and chatting with a buddy or playing games is a habit of many. Do you know what you actually do when you browse the Internet? Yes ? No ? Alright, Lemme tell you. You just access someone's else computer. But the same can happen with you. Once you get on a network, you raise a security risk for your digital life as well as your real life events. Are you sure that you are the only one in authority who can use your resources? (By resources I meant PC, Smartphone, Webcam, Mic or anything that can be on the Internet). Are you really sure that nobody is spying on you? Do you have someone or something which can tell you 'Watch out'? If you have, is it trustworthy? Hmmm, So what to do? Here

10 Failed 10 Successful

Dr Suess  The Cartoonist, Writer and Animator Published over 60 books including The Cat in the Hat and Green Eggs and Ham but he was rejected a shocking 27 times before publishing his first book And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Streets. Quotes:  Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you. You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go. J.K Rowling   The Novelist, Screenwriter and film producer  Best known as the author of the Harry Porter, fantasy series  The Harry Porter manuscript was rejected by 12 publishers before Bloomsbury picked it up. Now the series has been translated into 73 languages and has earned over $400 million dollars in book sales. Quotes: We do not need magic to transform our world. W...

Top Level View of Some Common Fields in Computer Science and Information Technology

Computer science is a fast growing, rapidly evolving and a very vast field. Today's dream might become tomorrow's reality. Computer science spans from Nano Technology to giant industrial machine automation. Let us look at some of the careers in CS and IT.

10 Tips to improve your coding skills

You want to be a programmer and you are struggling for it. Don't worry, it is the way how it works but how your struggle returns to you really depends upon the way you learn, the way you practice and the way you think. You want to be a programmer who makes the logic very quickly and write almost half of the code in mind while studying the problem.

Learn Android Apps Development with Xamarin for free

Hi. I am here to tell you about a golden chance to get access to Xamarin University (onwed by Microsoft) online courses for free. They offer free and paid learning resources for different Microsoft technologies such as Xamarin, .Net, Azure etc which are really great. Xamarin University allows you to enjoy free learning

Google Code Jam 2017

Hello Geeks! Once again Google is inviting you (and me too) to participate in its most challenging, exciting and mega programming contest Code Jam 2017 where you will get a chance to test your cerebration and intellection by solving algorithmic puzzles.

Which Programming Language To Learn?

Hi. The title of this article is a question which flo ats in mind of every beginner. I will try to answer it. Four years ago I wanted to make a career in computer programming. I enrolled in Computer Science. I was asking myself “which language should I learn first?” I opened my browser and searched “Programming languages” in my favorite search engine and I got a long list. I was like just OMG (-feeling shocked), Do I need to learn all these? It will take me ages to master all of them (–feeling scared). Oh boy.

KICK START

Some students have passion for programming and want to learn but they don’t know how to start and where to start. By students I don’t mean computer science or information technology students. One of my room mates who is student of BBA is learning web design. Doesn’t it sound weird? The common sense says yes. What the BBA student has to do with programming? But the common sense is wrong. I have studied several books written by authors with MBA degree in hand. They were and they are successful professionals.