We recently posted step-by-step instructions to configure your Facebook privacy settings. Since then Facebook has updated its Privacy Settings section and has made it "easier" for users to control what and how they share information.

In this post we provide updated instructions on how to configure your privacy settings. 

Yesterday Apple announced the new iPhone 4. As usual the event was filled with words like "revolutionary", "magical", and "changes everything". A year ago I wrote my review of the iPhone 3G S. At that time we listed the new cool features but also the missing ones.

Great Engineering

The new iPhone 4 is doubtlessly a great improvement from the previous incarnation, and I think that the most impressive achievements come from the hardware and not the software.

The recent arguments between Apple and Adobe regarding Flash support in iPhone and iPad has fueled the discussion on video on HTML5 vs. Flash.

In this post I comment on current status of standards and browser support and whether HTML5 will replace Flash.

Recently there has been great uproar regarding changes implemented by Facebook on their privacy settings and the sharing of personal information to third-party companies (read more about this). In this post I give you simple steps you can follow to take control of your privacy settings on Facebook.

I hope that your privacy is important enough to you to go through the whole process in order to learn more about how your information can be potentially shared. But if you don't have time and need a quick fix at the bottom I have included two tools that will make it for you.

In December 2009, a major password breach occurred. The hacker posted on the Internet the complete list of 32 million passwords. An analysis of the list provides a terrifying view of the weakness of password-based security. However, the common password security guidelines are complicated and encourage users to ignore them.

In this post I provide you with some recommendations to create very secure and simple passwords.