How To Install Android KitKat On Your PC Natively

Android, being the open source platform that it is, offers much more flexibility in terms of the hardware that it can run on, and so there’s Android out there that can run just fine on x86 computer architecture as well.

Before we begin, let’s take a look at what Android on a PC is all about. Dubbed Android-x86, it’s (an) unofficial build(s) of Google’s operating system designed specifically to work with Intel’s x86 hardware architecture. That’s something that Android on Intel project gives you anyway, which is available for the likes of Dell XPS12. However, Android-x86 takes that one step further by extending support for a number of other hardware manufacturers as well. It, too, supports the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, and is quite easy to set up.

How India forms a Government : Infographic

A tight race seems likely as 814 million voters elect leaders in world's largest democracy next week. 

Vith U App : A Safety App For Women

 From the past few years, women’s security has been a very serious issue all over the world. Women are not safe, they can’t even go anywhere alone. You may have heard about the incident that took place at Delhi. If I tell you the crime statistics from last 5 years, you compel to think “What kind of society I am living in??”.

Websites That Hackers Will Love

There are many websites that an independent hacker can go to for information, tools etc. Here are the top eight websites that you can refer to.

1. Hack a day
This website contains news, projects, videos, forums and some other information on hacking, which can all come in handy if you are or want to be a hacker.

2. Security Focus
This website has been running since 1999 and carries information from news to posts by experts and guest columnists, all of them related to security.

3. Astalavista
This website tells you how vulnerable your system is and gives you information on your websites and overall assets.

4. PacketStorm Security
Their tagline says, "What you don't know can hurt you," and they try to avoid just that by bringing news, information and tools that can help protect personal and enterprise ad data.

5. Black Hat
This company has been operating for over 15 years and has been at the forefront of security-related events all around the world. They conduct briefing, training and many other activities.

6. Metasploit Project
This is one of the most popular penetration testing tools, which is used by people all around the world. The software has been created by an open source community along with Rapid7.

7 Insecure.org
This is a website where you can find a list of 125 security tools and various other information ta

8. 2600 Store
This website gives you information on hacking. news and many other useful resources related to hacking.

Facing the Windows XP Dedline ! Here are some options

Are you ready for the "XP Apocalypse" on April 8?

That's when Microsoft plans to stop issuing security updates for the aging, but still popular XP version of its flagship Windows operating system, which by some estimates is still running on nearly one in three personal computers in homes and offices around the world, along with some bank ATMs and other commercial systems.

Microsoft to retire Windows XP on April 8

Microsoft has decided to stop providing support for its popular operating system, Windows XP, after a 12-year successful run. Technical assistance that helps protect your PC will end for all individual and professional subscribers across the world beginning April 8.
Microsoft's decision to end their Windows XP support has created ripples across the globe as a study shows the OS still makes up for almost 30% of the desktop market.

Windows 8.1 Enterprise by StaforceTEAM

Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64 StaforceTEAM

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