How to Use Google’s Password Manager to Sync Your Passwords Everywhere

Did you know Google has its own dedicated password manager? It’s more than just password-syncing built into the Chrome browser — Google’s solution also offers a web app, mobile apps, deep integration with Android, and automatic generation of strong passwords. Few people have noticed this, which isn’t surprising...

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The 2015 Top Ten Programming Languages

What are the most popular programming languages? The only honest answer: It depends. Are you trying to land a job at a hot mobile app startup, model electricity flows across a continent, or create an electronic art project? Languages are tools, and what’s a “must have” in one domain can be a “whatever” in another. So for...

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Three search sites that don't track like Google

Why Google spies on you The reason Google does this is partly to make its services more useful to you by knowing what you want before you want it. The other part is to serve you targeted ads. In fact, I recently told you how Google is tracking the websites you visit and the videos you watch, to better understand your interests. Google, which also owns the digital ad network DoubleClick, serves you up interest-based ads, specifically for you. Aside...

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JQuery form validations example in asp.net

JQuery form validations example in asp.net Introduction: In this article I will explain how to show small popup or beautiful style of validation messages or inline form validation messages when validation fails in asp.net using JQuery. Description:   In previous articles I explained about Display validation error messages with images and Change textbox background when validation fails and Ajax...

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