Kiran Upadhyay

Which are the best Mac antivirus programs ? Whether it would be cyber life or real life, security is the most alarming issue. One can go to any extent to see him and his family safe and secure. Since computer plays a pivotal role in almost each and every human life, keeping it secured from various cyber threats is equally important. There is misconception prevailing that Apple Macintosh users do not need an anti virus program. But remember once Apple had issued the notice :  “Apple encourages the widespread use of multiple anti-virus utilities so that virus programmers have more than one application to circumvent, thus making the whole virus writing process more difficult.” So keep your computer powered by Mac OS safe from viruses, malware, Rootkits, Trojans and other malicious programs, because keeping our data and ourselves protected is the priority. Below are the top five antivirus programs for Mac (in alphabetical order): Best Antivirus for Mac Computers 1. Agax Antivirus : Ant

We all waste time online sometimes, don’t we? You’ve been there before, you log on to check your email and something catches your eye. Something strange, neat or really cool draws you away from whatever you were up to. Well, it happens to me. I’m not sure why, maybe I have a short attention span.  But sometimes, something blows my mind and drags me away! Today, I want to share with you 5 different design concept websites that will get your sucked into the creative world of design. (1) Toxel.com Toxel.com is a blog that shares concept designs and products that are sure to turn your head! Most of the blog posts are lists of items or objects that are in the same or similar context. For instance, in the post titled 17 Most Unusual Vending Machines , there is a list of different unusual vending machines. They highlight items from the everyday life also.  Sometimes when everyday mixes with the creative you come up with posts like 14 Unusual and Creative Slippers : Another interestin

Halloween is over and Thanksgiving is coming up. Then comes Christmas. Yes, it’s that time of year again: weekends are spent baking cookies, tempting Xmas treats, seasonal decorations in every store and cheesy songs on the radio. If you want to get into the mood with music you enjoy or accompany your Christmas celebrations with a quality selection of songs, check out the following best websites to listen to free online Christmas music. 8. Jingle Bell Jukebox Jingle Bell Jukebox allows you to listen to entire albums worth if free online Christmas music. The archive contains nine albums, including Dean Martin’s “My Kind of Christmas”, Bing Crosby’s “White Christmas”, and Amy Grant’s “A Christmas Album”. You can skip songs and switch between albums. Each album is played in a loop. 7. Radioio Holiday Channels Radioio has launched three channels dedicated to holiday music. They are Christmas Traditions, Country Christmas, and Today’s Christmas. The player is simple and easy to use

If there’s one thing that gets to me it’s wasting money. I know we all like to splash the cash a little and have fun – hell I’m known to buy the latest gadget, game or gizmo if my bank balance permits me. But it’s spending money when one doesn’t have to that gets to me. Say for instance you’re buying a new iPod for almost 200 Euros. I’m always amazed by the amount of people (almost all) who’ll just pay it even through they could have put in 20 minutes work and saved themselves 30 Euros. That’s an extra thirty Euros you could have in your pocket for basically doing nothing. As a younger person (although I know most people are affected by the recession) I’m kind of expected to be somewhat up to date with ‘fashion’ and of course technology. And that means expensive purchases. Many young people just bite the bullet not realising that they could easily save (and make) money by following even a couple of the steps I’ll outline below. I’ve compiled the following list of 5 ways to save mone

B-town starlets are notoriously famous for sharing an interesting chemistry with both Indian and international cricketers, from Kim Sharma to Isha Sharvani, they mostly hogged the limelight for their alleged liaisons with cricketers. Now the latest to get bowled over is Shamita Shetty, by none other than Shane Warne, the captain-cum-coach of the Rajasthan Royals, the IPL team co-owned by darling sister Shilpa Shetty and her beau Raj Kundra. It is learnt that Shamita and Shane grew close during this year's IPL tour. They spent time during early post-win celebrations while in South Africa. Since then, they've bonded and kept in touch. Also its being claimed that Shane was seen cozying up with Shamita at a South African nightclub. When the media got wind of it and landed up there, the leggy lass took the back exit and left. And it seems she is wisely keeping her distance from the handsome cricketer so as to avert snooping media glare. With a glorious past record of Shamita's a

The hill state of Himachal Pradesh and the picturesque locales of the Kullu-Manali valley has attracted many Bollywood film makers, especially after the insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir. And from Mani Ratnam (ROJA) to Anil Sharma (HERO and AB TUMHARE HAWAALE WATAN SAATHIYO), Mohit Suri (RAAZ - THE MYSTERY CONTINUES...) and Imtiaz Ali (JAB WE MET), all have thronged the beautiful valley to shoot their films. The lush green valley, the mighty snow capped peaks, the ancient architecture and the colourful culture have been an added advantage, apart from the fact that it is easily approachable by land and air. But there has been no shooting of Hollywood films in Himachal, despite it being a favourite haunt of foreign tourists, especially areas like Old Manali and Kasual (Manikaran). However, good news for the people of Himachal is that its beauty will finally be brought to light via a big budget Hollywood film. In order to finalize the location, an English filmmaker has already reached Manal

One thing that never separates from our macho man Salman Khan is his blue sapphire bracelet. It is believed that it is sort of a lucky charm for Salman and he never takes it off his hand in real or on reel. He has always sported the bracelet in all his movies. Salman has been going through a dull phase when it comes to his filmi career. His previous releases, God Tussi Great Ho , Hello , Heroes and Yuvvraaj , despite coming from good banners, bombed at the box office. But it seems Salman wants to take no chances henceforth. The actor has become choosier about the films he signs and has also asked his father, Salim, to help him choose the right scripts. And with that in place, Salman is also making sure that luck works in his favour this time. Salman is flaunting his bracelet in the first look of Boney Kapoor’s ‘Wanted Dead Or Alive’. The Khan strongly believes in the luck factor that his bracelet brings with it and thus has decided to flaunt it on even the

Superstar Rajinikanth has categorically denied all the speculation about his political party launch and is firm on his stand to stay away from politics temporarily. In a short interview with the media at the ‘pooja' launch of Asal, superstar Rajinikanth said that he would not comment anything on politics in this present scenario. Here is the short presenttation of the questions posed by the media and the answers he gave. What do you think of Ajith? Is he going to be the next superstar? I don't know about that, but more than a star, he's a good actor. But so far, no one has completely extracted that ability from him. He's a very Good actor. What do you think about his films? He's a Good entertainer and definitely every film of his has some message. A point about the elections, whom are you going to vote for this elections? Aiyyo, Aiyyo... Sorry, Sorry (Smiles), I will not speak about it And are you planning to launch a political party in future like Chiranjeevi? N

After Chinese, Indians are most likely to go online and make friends or rekindle romantic relationships, a study has said. According to the Norton Online Living Report, about 86 per cent of Chinese are more likely to make friends online followed by Indians (86 per cent) and Brazilians (82 per cent). French (32 per cent) and Japanese (38 per cent) are the least likely to make friends online, it added. The report said that while 14 per cent respondents globally said they have rekindled romantic relationships, the percentage was higher for India (37 per cent) and Brazil (25 per cent). "In India, we have witnessed a frenzy of online activity via social networking—from rediscovering cousins across the world, to virtually 'friending' friends and acquaintances and even rekindling old flames," Symantec Country Sales Manager (India - Consumer Products and Solutions) Gaurav Kanwal said. Seven out of 10 respondents worldwide said the Internet has made their relationships be