BEST VPN 2015 - Top 10 vpn Services

Private Internet Access

$6.95 per month
$6.95 at Private Internet Access Private Internet Access is a VPN service that tries to deliver everything you may ever need or want in one software package. There are instructions on how to install on a whole range of devices, including Windows, mobile devices, and even routers. Performance is phenomenal and the price tag is pretty reasonable to start with

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Norton Hotspot Privacy

$19.99 per month
Norton Hotspot Privacy gives you the ease of mind of a trusted brand while protecting your connection. It supports up to three devices with one account, which is a boon to multi-device households. Performance is excellent, too.



HotSpot Shield Elite

$4.99 per month, free version available
$4.99 at AnchorFree AnchorFree HotSpot Shield makes it easy for users to surf online privately and securely, especially when they are connected to an open wireless hotspot. Minimal and non-invasive, HotSpot Shield Elite has always been a strong contender

proXPN

$9.99 per month, free version available
Easy to set up and use, proXPN was one of the first services to offer features such as automatically closing the browser when the VPN drops.



VPN Direct

$9.99 per month, free version available
VPN Direct is the VPN service to have when overseas or needing some privacy when surfing online. With no bandwidth requirements and good performance, you can count on VPN Direct to keep you online. 




VyprVPN

$19.99 per month
$0.00 at iTunes A little bit more expensive than comparative services, Golden Frog makes sure your Internet traffic is safe from hackers, curious onlookers, and your Internet Service Provider. The newly updated version has additional features which makes it even more robust.



HideIPVPN

14.99 per month
On the pricier-end of VPN services, HideIPVPN lets you install on non-standard hardware, such as a router or some Nokia devices. It is restricted to Europe, Canada, and US, though.




Private WiFi

$9.99 per month
Useful for public Wi-Fi hotspots, Private WiFi lets users surf online securely with a VPN network with a minimalist footprint.


PureVPN

$9.95 per month
Some VPN services are for newbies, and some appeal to advanced users. PureVPN tries to balance both, by presenting a fairly easy to use interface for newcomers, but giving advanced users the option to fine-tune which servers they want to access.



Avast! SecureLine

$7.99 per month
If you already have avast antivirus, then you should just look into this SecureLine add-on. Turn on the feature from the antivirus and you now have an integrated product protecting you from malware and protecting your online activity. Performance is a little erratic, but overall, it's a good tool to have.

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 2

Black Ops II makes use of Wii U’s second-screen including the ability to view multiplayer maps, call in score streaks and choose load-outs. Players have the option to use Wii U’s split-screen functions to use both the GamePad and the Wii U Pro Controller. Use the GamePad touch screen to customize controls in real-time, or switch at any time to use another controller of your choice. Set in a potential near-future, the game thrusts players into a visual landscape in an epic single player campaign highlighted by branching story lines and non-linear missions; a revamped multiplayer introduces players to progressive weaponry and equipment that 2025 might have to offer; and punched up with an all-new Zombies experience running in the multiplayer engine

 
 

Minimum System Requirements:
CPU: Intel Core2 Duo E8200 2.66 GHz or AMD Phenom X3 8750 2.4 GHz
RAM: http://gamesystemrequirements.com/ 2GB for 32-bit OS or 4GB for 64-bit OS
VGA: Nvidia GeForce 8800GT 512 MB or ATI Radeon HD 3870 512 MB
DX: DX10
OS: http://gamesystemrequirements.com/ Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7

Note: Windows XP is no longer supported. It requires Windows Vista or later.

How to improve your iPhone's battery life ?

1-

Turn off AirDrop except when needed

AirDrop is now available for iPhone 5, 5s, and 5c devices running iOS 7, allowing you to share files and photos with friends and colleagues over the air when they are in close proximity. But its use can take a heavy toll on your battery, particularly when AirDrop is in "discoverable" mode.
Simply swipe up from your home screen to bring up the Control Center, then tap AirDrop. Select Off when you're not using it.

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Limit apps from churning up data, power in the background

You can now limit which dormant apps download data, and therefore consume power, in the background. For instance, while it may be useful for a mapping app to provide you with up-to-the-minute turn-by-turn directions on the road, you may not want other apps, such as the Stocks app, to update if you're not particularly interested in the financial market.
To change this setting, tap through to Settings > General > Background App Refresh, then deselect apps that you do not want to update in the background when they're not in use.

Disable auto app updates; manually update at your convenience

iOS 7 will now update your apps and music in the background. If you're connected to Wi-Fi networks (or the cellular network), your apps will remain up to date without bugging you. But this consumes data and power, and should be restricted for when you're free to plug in your iPhone to charge.
Tap the Settings icon, scroll down to iTunes & App Store and turn off the Updates and Apps settings. Another quick power (and data) saving tip: You can allow updates when you're on Wi-Fi only by deselecting Use Cellular Data at the same time.

Block persistent callers from contacting you

Calls significantly drain your battery meter, even if you don't pick up incoming calls. If you get the same persistent person calling, you can now block them from reaching you.
To do this, head back to Settings and scroll down to Phone. Scroll down further to Blocked and select the contacts you wish to automatically refuse access. While this feature blocks the call coming through, it doesn't prevent the caller from leaving you a voicemail.

Prevent your iPhone from 'learning' your frequent locations

Your iOS 7-powered iPhone from the get-go records where you go so it can pick out nuggets of information that may help you, particularly if you visit those places regularly. It updates the Today section in your notification center, and can give you estimated times of arrival to your destinations. While it's a handy feature, it is far from absolutely necessary, and can be turned off to save some valuable battery.
Buried deep down in the device's settings, you have to navigate to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services, then switch off the Frequent Locations option. You can also delete any data already collected by tapping Clear History at the bottom of the screen.

Turn off 'parallax' motion user interface

If you slowly jiggle your iPhone in your hand, you may notice the "parallax" effect of three-dimensional icons sitting on top of your wallpaper. This effect uses internal hardware to sense the direction, speed, and motion of your movements. This, as you might expect, will drain the battery. Though flashy and visually quite cool, it's not wholly necessary if you're a power user.
To disable the "moving wallpaper" feature, head to Settings > General > Accessibility > Reduce Motion, then flick the switch in the on position.
Source : http://www.zdnet.com/how-to-improve-your-iphones-battery-life-updated-for-ios7_p7-7000014902/#photo

How to change your eBay password ?

how and where do you change your password?

eBay's home page now sports a Password Update notice with a "Learn more" link to another page that explains what happened. But neither page links directly to the option to actually change your password, leaving users in a lurch if they don't know what to do or where to go.
For all you eBay users, here's how you can change your password:

1. Sign into your eBay account at eBay's home page.
2. After you have logged in, hover over the down arrow at the top of the page next to your name. A dropdown menu displays a few options, including one for Account settings. Click the Account settings option.
3. Your account page appears. On the left side, under my eBay Views, click the link for Personal Information.
4. At the Personal Information page, a section called Account Information appears at the top with a setting for Password. Click the Edit link to the far right of the word Password.
5. eBay prompts you to enter your email address or user ID. Type either one and then click Continue.
6. eBay asks how you want to reset your password, either through email or a text message. Click the option you wish to use.
7. Assuming you selected the email option, eBay sends you a Reset Your Password message. Click the link in the email. That link brings you to a page where you can enter your new eBay password. If you picked the text option instead, eBay displays a form to enter a PIN and texts you that PIN. Type the PIN in the appropriate field on that form, and the page to enter your new password appears.
8. As always, try to devise a password that's as strong as possible yet one you'll remember. I know, I know, that's not easy. As one idea, a good password manager can make the process of creating, storing, and using your passwords a lot more palatable.
9. Enter your new eBay password once and then again to confirm it. eBay then prompts you to log in again with your new password

The Xbox one is amazing

The good: Microsoft's Xbox One integrates live TV in an innovative fashion and can control your cable or satellite cable box, TV, and receiver. Most games present noticeably improved graphics over those on the Xbox 360. The One has a slightly better roster of exclusive launch games compared with the PS4's.

The bad: The live TV integration is fraught with frustrations: Kinect voice commands don't always work, the new dashboard is more confusing than it needs to be, and the system lacks full DVR integration. It costs $100 more than the PS4, and the additional Xbox Live Gold membership fee is required to use nearly every cool feature. The lineup of launch games lacks a Halo-caliber must-have title.

The bottom line: The Xbox One goes beyond gaming with its ambitious live TV integration, but at launch it can't deliver a knockout blow to the PS4 due to a higher price and uneven voice control. We suggest you wait for improvements, but for now, the Xbox One is better suited to forgiving early adopters.

What is the best gaming desktop ?

Falcon Northwest FragBox

he hand-assembled Falcon Northwest FragBox is highly customizable and aims for superior performance while keeping its physical footprint small.

Many years ago, I was one of those guys who would build my own gaming-oriented desktops from the chassis up (my first had a 3dfx Voodoo2 graphics card). But in recent times, I've been fairly satisfied by off-the-shelf gaming laptops, even with the compromises inherent in those systems.
With the component calendar page for both CPUs and GPUs flipping at about the same time, the introduction of new parts from Intel and Nvidia seems like an opportune moment to take another look at a dedicated gaming machine, in this case the FragBox from Falcon Northwest.
This is a small-chassis desktop, which means it's about the size of a bread box (to use a particularly dated reference). Full-tower desktops, gaming and otherwise, still exist, but I can't imagine carving out the space for one of those. This smaller size feels like the most appropriate compromise between power and semiportability.

Falcon Northwest FragBox (2013)	Velocity Micro Edge	Razer Blade 14
Price	$3,468	$2,299	$1,799
Display size/resolution	n/a	n/a	14-inch, 1,600x900 screen
PC CPU	4.5GHz Intel Core i7-4770K	4.5GHz Intel Core i7-3770K	2.2GHz Intel Core i7-4702HQ
PC memory	16GB 1,800MHZ DDR3 SDRAM	16GB 1,600MHz DDR3 SDRAM	8GB 1,600MHZ DDR3 SDRAM
Graphics	3GB Nvidia GeForce GTX780	2GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 680	2GB Nvidia Geforce GTX 765M
Storage	(2) 960GB SSD RAID 0	120GD SSD/1TB, 7,200rpm hard drive	128GB SSD
Optical drive	BD/DVD writer	BD/DVD writer	None
Networking	Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n wireless, Bluetooth 4.0	Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11a/b/g/n wireless, Bluetooth 4.0	Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n wireless, Bluetooth 4.0
Operating system	Windows 8 (64-bit)	Windows 8 (64-bit)	Windows 8 (64-bit)