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9 Best Free Antivirus Software | (2017 Edition)

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9 Best free antivirus software for Windows (Updated) 1. Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition Bitdefender is a Romanian internet security software firm that knows how to get antivirus products right. The company has a wide range of impressive anti-virus and anti-spyware products that take care of various threats like trojans, viruses, rootkits, worms, adware, spam, etc. Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition is the #1 performer on our list of top 10 best free antivirus software of 2017. Its multidevice license helps one select the preferred platform. You also get a central account to manage all the devices. It comes loaded with features like On-Demand scan, malicious URL blocking, and phishing protection. Thanks to its unobtrusive nature, you won’t even know that some antivirus is running on your computer. It has also scored high scores in the various independent test results. Apart from its free version, Bitdefender also offers best virus protection with Bitdefender Internet...
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How To Enable Speech Recognition on Windows 10 in 10 Steps.

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W indows Speech Recognition was introduced in Windows Vista Operating System (OS) and allows a user to control a computer through voice commands, without the need of a keyboard or a mouse. With the help of speech recognition, you can dictate text within documents and e-mails, control the operating system user interface, move the mouse cursor, and perform keyboard shortcuts too. Steps To Enable Speech Recognition On Windows 10 1. Type  Speech   on the Cortana Search Bar. Click on  Windows Speech Recognition  on the suggestions as shown. 2. A window titled  Welcome to Speech Recognition  will pop up. Click on  Next  to proceed. 3. In the Next window , you will be asked to select your audio input method.Using a headset microphone will be more reliable during speech recognition. If you are on a laptop, you can choose ' Other ' to use the inbuilt microphone. 4. Read about proper microphone placement in the next window ...
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How to Store Bananas,So They Don't Turn Black.

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This  article  originally appeared on ExtraCrispy.com. The first—and maybe only—rule that you need to know when it comes to storing bananas is to avoid keeping bananas in the fridge, especially before they're ripe. Bananas are tropical fruits, and, in general, tropical fruits don't handle cold storage well. That's why the best way to store bananas is at room temperature, not in the fridge, especially when they're green and not yet ripened. Placing an unripe banana in the fridge will stall the fruit's ability to ripen, and, according to the experts at Chiquita Banana, "they may not be able to resume the ripening process even if they are returned to room temperature." And you want to give your banana a chance to ripen, otherwise, you'll be stuck with a green, starchy fruit that's not pleasant to eat. As a banana ripens, it gets sweeter, softer, more aromatic—and also browner. That discoloration isn't a sign that your fruit's gone bad,...
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Why Do We Have QWERTY Keyboard, Not ABCDE? The Real Reason Will Surprise You

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The history of QWERTY keyboard we use on our modern devices dates back to the later decades of the 19th century. It’s believed that QWERTY-style is there because people typed too fast and jammed the typewriters. But, in reality, it is because the telegraph operators using typewriters at that time faced difficulty in decoding Morse code. Over the time, with the input provided by the telegraph operators, QWERTY keyboard was evolved. We have been using QWERTY keyboards for ages. Most of us have been believing that the unusual arrangement of the keys, rather than ABCD, is because the people who used mechanical typewriters in the past moved their fingers too fast–fast enough that it would jam the typewriters. It might have been one of the probable causes which compelled active minds to think about arranging the keys in a random fashion, QWERTY. But, the story can be a total myth, or somewhat, less accurate. And it becomes more convincing after we read a piece of text tagged ...
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Fit with Iphone.

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                                               Want Free iPhone 7? Really!! To all the Apple fans out there in the wild, a Ukraine-based retailer Allo is hosting an iPhone 7 Giveaway. To become eligible for the giveaway, you need to do a simple task and post a selfie after its completion. The first five eligible contestants will get a black iPhone 7 for free. But what if someone is giving away an iPhone 7 for free? Well, there is a retailer Allo doing so. Don’t confuse it with  GoogleAllo . If you are the one interested, you only have to do a little task. And it doesn’t involve making random Facebook posts and tweets. The free iPhone 7 will be given to the first five people who change their name to “Seven iPhone” (it’s same as iPhone 7 in Ukrainian language) on their passport and then send Allo a selfie with the same. All the details should be clear...
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How to get "$200,000" by solving a Bug?

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Samsung Is Giving “$200,000 Per Bug”, Launches Mobile Bug Bounty Program Bug bounty programs by big tech boys isn’t a new thing to hear. Now, Samsung’s name is also on the list of the companies which give money to security researchers who point out vulnerabilities in their products. Also Read: JAVA TO JS Conversion The company has announced their bug bounty initiative called Mobile Security Rewards Program. And as the name suggests, the program would shower cash on bug hunters who reveal security loopholes in Samsung’s range of mobile devices, mostly running the Android operating system. Currently, there are 38 Samsung mobile devices – includes Galaxy S series, Note Series, A Series, J Series, and Tab series – covered under the program. These devices are receiving regular security updates since October 2015. There are some software included as well, like, their voice assistant Bixby, Samsung Pay, Samsung Pass, etc. which are eligible for bug bounty submissions. ...
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