How to be logged into multiple Gmail accounts or any other account

I have multiple Gmail accounts, one for personal, one for work, and one just to play around with, and there have been times were I want to see all my accounts at the same time. How do I solve this issue? Well, I have been doing this for a long time and taking it for granted until I told my friend about it. I was surprised he didn't know . In order to have multiple Gmail accounts open or any other account open at the same time you can either do two things.

Now all three of the most popular browser, Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome have a privacy mode. You can have one account in normal mode and the other account in privacy mode. That way you will have two windows of each with a different account and you can see both at the same time.
The Second way is to have different browsers. You may pick from the following three Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome. Open one account in one browser and the other in account in another browser.

You can either chose either if these steps and it will solve your problem. Happy browsing!!

Apple, SecurityJuan ZepedaOctober 26, 2011Apple, Firefox, Gmail, google, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Security, web, WebsiteComment

Verizon Wireless is collecting your information

It looks like Verizon Wireless will be pushing out a new privacy policy as reported by a few reputable technology websites like: PCMag, International Business Times and others. Verizon has been sending out email in regards to this change. If you have not received that email here is a link to it. Verizon will be collecting:

URLs of website you have visited
search terms
app and device usage
consumer information about the use of the product
demographics in age, gender, pet owner, and other similar demographics

They will be using this data for marketing purposes and targeting content.

If you do not agree with these changes you can op out by Calling them at 1-866-211-0874 or visiting www.vzw.com/myprivacy.

Andriod, Apple, Cell Phones, WebJuan ZepedaOctober 20, 2011ads, advertising, Cellphones, data, online, op out, privacy, usage, verizon, Website, wirelessComment

Play Snake inside YouTube.com

What if you could turn a boring YouTube video into a little game. Well, you can! Google has placed an Easter egg inside their modern YouTube videos. Giving credit to my friend Noe, who led me to this finding, was tutoring and wanted to show a helpful educational video to a youngster and accidentally used the arrows keys when trying to navigate the search box. The Snake game pop 'ed up in front of the video. I was stoked when I heard this. Maybe, this wont be as useful as other tips but for a fact it is exciting and fun!

Now, here is how to enable it: Hold the left directional key down for about 3 seconds and press the up directional key, while still holding the left key. Now, you can play snake on top a YouTube video. Here is one you can try it on. Have fun!

technologyJuan ZepedaOctober 19, 2011directional keys, Easter Egg, google, keyboard, video, web, Website, YouTubeComment

Make Sure You Are Using HTTPS on Facebook

Many people know that they are supposed to have a secure connection when logging into their bank's website or making an online purchase. They are supposed to see a HTTPS on the address bar of their browser but why not have it on Facebook too? Facebook has a lot of personal information and if you get targeted by a man in the middle attack, in simple words just hacked, you are very exposed because there is no secure connection. Below is how to enable by default, Facebook have a HTTPS connection.

1) Log into Facebook

2)Account -> Accounts settings

3)Account Security -> change

4) Secure Browsing (HTTPS) -> Check the box that says

"Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible"

5) Done!

WebJuan ZepedaApril 23, 2011account security, address, connection, facebook, man in the middle attack, secure connection, Security, WebsiteComment

Are You Ready For A Disaster?

Sadly, Japan and other countries have been in the news due to the recent natural disaster. I believe this a great time to ask yourself, " Am I prepared for one?" It always a good idea to be ready. 72hours.org a website put on by the City & County of San Fransisco has put together some tips on what to pack, what to do, where to go in an emergency. Go ahead and give yourself an idea on how to get ready. Just click on an icon on the right hand side and on the left will appear some tips to follow. You have been warned!

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WebJuan ZepedaMarch 14, 2011County, disaster, great time, idea, natural disaster, recent natural disaster, safe, san fransisco, time, web, Website Comments

How to put a PayPal Button on your Website

Many people like to fundraiser money for charities, causes and other reason. Now through social media it make is seem much more appealing because you have a vast audience. PayPal has made it easier to put a "Donate" button on you site. PayPal has a direct link were you can customize your button and add other options like a subscriber, one time or recurring donations. Here is the link Donation Buttons - PayPal.

WebJuan ZepedaFebruary 21, 2011audience, Button, charities, donation buttons, paypal button, Website Comment

Why.. Why! ...Autocorrcet!

Today's world can have ups and downs. One day you might be on top of the world then next not wanting to talk to anybody. Sometimes we need to cheer up. I believe I have heard that a laugh a day keeps the doctor away? Not sure. Correct me. lol. I will present to you a funny site that might be interesting. Have you heard about auto DamYouAutoCorrect.com? Yes it's that site that reminds you of those times when you curse at your cell for auto correcting what you wrote. Here is an example:

Apple, Cell Phones, WebJuan ZepedaNovember 26, 2010AutoCorrect, WebsiteComment

Use a Different Webhost

Want to replace WordPress and go more deep in creating your own domain? Well, here's a good website to go to. It's called 1&1. With this you can do many things. You can create a business website and all sorts of things. You can choose from all the website extensions. Some are like .com, .org, and .edu. The prices vary on what domain you use. For example, if you use a domian with a .com on the end will cost $7.99 per year. The cheapest one available is .us which costs $0.99 per year. So if you want to further into blogging, its time for upgrade time! Got picture from: here

WebJuan ZepedaOctober 22, 2010Domain name, DreamHost, Web hosting service, Website, wordpressComment