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How India is taking steps to make its cities safer for women
As violence against women in India continues to make headlines, lawmakers and local developers are responding to pressures for better city infrastructure.
How to use a VPN with Netflix
Whether you use a VPN for privacy or Modern Family, Netflix’s recent VPN crackdown is blocking more and more users from their binge watching needs. Should you try to get around it?
The English wine scene in Kent, Sussex and Cornwall
In England, artisanal food and drink have become almost commonplace. From rare-breed meats to regional cheese and cider, visitors have Continue reading
Take Control of Your Personal Data
Just how much data is there about you online? Before you answer that, think about the slew ofsocial media networks, Continue reading
Airport restaurants: The new business for celebrity chefs?
Originally written for CNN From boxed sandwiches and salads in plastic tubs to fine dining. The world’s gastronomic masters are Continue reading
Should you use Facebook and Google to log-in to other sites?
Originally written for Techlicious.com We’re all used to seeing “Log in with Facebook” or “Log in with Google” at sites Continue reading
From Pop-Up to Permanent: The London Restaurant Trend
About a year ago, the trend shifted from pop-up restaurants to pop-ups that actually wanted a bricks and mortar permanent Continue reading
No passport? No problem – smartphones are changing the way we travel
The iPhone 5 might have been a letdown (albeit a thinner, lighter one), but I still think Passbook, the most Continue reading
FBI Can Now Search Almost Any Computer
Federal agents now have even greater scope for spying on computers belonging to regular citizens, thanks to a controversial amendment Continue reading
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Mobile Money
We use our smartphones in place of maps,health trackers and cameras, so why not use them to replace our credit Continue reading
The US Government isn’t trying to track you
Originally published at Techlicious.com Internet users are pushing back against the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) initiative, a Continue reading
