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Losing your phone is almost akin to losing your wallet. You have data on that device, and should anyone get to it, they could wreak havoc on your life.

It's really gives headache when it comes to erasing of data from your hard drive or other external memory devices.

The way your PC is running may be a great challenge for you. Even when you buy a new PC, there will be some pre - installed software or let

The Avast Mobile Team recently released an upgraded variant of Avast Anti-Theft. And, this application helps you find and recoup your lost or stolen cell phones and it empowers you to find, lock, wipe and even sound alarms on your telephones by utilizing any portable or desktop gadget.

"Are you a distraught Windows Phone user who is feeling dejected and upset at not being able to get the new Angry Birds Space on your mobile? Well wipe away those tears, because the good old Xbox Live folks have cobbled together a totally unrelated, but strikingly similar kind of game. Instead of lobbing birds at pigs though, you're challenged with an army of cheeky gerbils in indestructible blocks. Are you man enough to eradicate the rodents and thwart the Toad King?"

"The weather has been cracking this week, so hopefully you will have been able to enjoy a little bit of the glorious sunshine and managed to squeeze in an ice cream (or two!). Unfortunately for us the ice cream van was out of service, leaving P4u Towers bereft of any refreshing cold snacks. However, after the tears of disappointment were wiped away, normal service resumed and the tech news filtered through. The past seven days have offered intriguing insights and revelations aplenty that cheered us up no end. Wanting to pass on the joy as we do every Friday afternoon, the best bits of news have been collected together here in this handy round-up. So without further ado, let's jump right in and get cracking!"

A new update for Google Earth attempts to raise awareness about the genocide in Darfur by showing 3,300 villages in rich detail, some of which have been completely wiped out.

When the vehicle arrives at the centre and the MOT Scopwick checks are done during the first stage of MOT. You should bring your wipes and sanitiser for hygiene You must park the vehicle in a hygienic state not having any unhygienic wipes, gloves, or tissues left in it. The vehicle must be driven to the testing hall and parked in the designated lane designated to you during your booking. Your car engine must be at its normal temperature of operation.

Even with first-rate iciness tyres which have sipes, using them withinside the snow is volatile. In addition to grooves, sips offer traction on snow and reduce skidding. You may not have sufficient traction in the snow in case your tyres are bald and feature tired tread and sipes. Your vehicle might be going to skid. Tyres Reading which can be however wiped out are even greater risky on snowy and icy roads.

The purpose of checking the wiper is to see what role it plays in keeping the windscreen clean. It must be both in good condition and working properly, which is why the DVSA has made it legally mandatory to check it. The motorist therefore must not take this lightly as they are working with obstacles and not properly wiping off any water that falls on the windscreen can all make them fail the MOT Test Coventry.