Teachers Pay Teachers

Teaching profession is not considered a profession that brings a lot of money, but the site that sells Teachers Pay Teachers teaching plan arrangement made ​​by the teachers seem to be able to change this view.

Jump Deanna, a kindergarten teacher from Georgia, United States, had a profit of U.S. $ 700,000, or about 6 billion dollars by selling makeup lesson plan to other teachers through the site.

Paul Edelman, founder of the site, argues that the teaching materials prepared by teachers actually have to sell. By selling the composition of the teaching plan, teachers can increase their income and keep motivated to create a quality teaching materials. Continue reading

AMD Launches Trinity APU

After some time ago Intel launched the Ivy Bridge, are now greeted by a rival, AMD, by launching a second generation APU, Trinity.

APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) is the name of AMD for the combined product of the processor (CPU) and graphics (GPU) into one chip only.

AMD CPU combines the power of logic and creative power of GPUs to deliver the best performance for users. Continue reading

DropQuest: Puzzle Competition with prizes 100 GB DropBox

DropBox storage services in the ‘cloud’ or cloud computing, which held a contest with prizes DropQuest space up to 100 GB capacity.

Own DropBox is a free service for Internet users to store files on the internet with cloud computing technology.

What files can be stored in the DropBox. But most Internet users use DropBox to store the document files (photos, music, video) and share them online. Continue reading

World’s oldest computer

Who would have thought the oldest computer in the world is about two thousand years old. Now scientists are studying the mechanism of this computer is fairly old.

International team of scientists are currently trying to unlock the mystery of the Antikythera Mechanism or the oldest computer in the world.

“Computer technology is rewriting history,” said Tony Freet which is one of the scientists of the team. Continue reading

Fake Flash Player Malware Threatens Android

Storm malware in Google’s operating system is not over, after being attacked yesterday had malware through websites that have been in the dikes, are now emerging malware masquerading as a fake Flash Player.

Malware is software itself is deliberately designed to undermine, disrupt or even steal user data and system damage.

More recently, the security firm Trend Micro, have warned users to be careful Android has emerged as malware masquerading as a fake flash player. Continue reading