Monday, April 25, 2011

A new Wii coming in 2012!! Wii are So Excited!!

In a three-paragraph note (PDF) issued this morning, the game company said it "has decided to launch in 2012 a system to succeed Wii." Nintendo said it had sold 86.01 million Wiis since the console's launch in 2006.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20056950-52.html#ixzz1KYGEAMKG

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Iphone 5 to begin production in July

Sorry IPhone 4....seems like your days are numbered. Also sorry to those of you, like me, who shelled out $400 less than a year ago for an IPhone 4.

How to backup your Gmail

Don't worry about accidentally deleting email. Backup your Gmail and other online data. Watch this video to find out how.

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Ready to play the worlds largest Pac Man game??

A week after an Australian creative agency launched The World's Biggest Pac-Man, players have built nearly 12,000 levels for it. And eaten nearly 3 million dots.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13772_3-20055547-52.html#ixzz1K4aP6kti

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

How to backup your Android Phone

Never worry about life's little "accidents" that not only end up costing you the price of a new phone but also irreplaceable data like pictures and contacts that are not easily replaced. The article below shows just how easy it is to backup your Android device.

Obama moves forward with Internet ID Plan

President Obama has decided to move forward with a plan that would create digital ID's for internet users. Even though the proposal does state that a digital ID would not be required, this would enable the linking of health records, financial information all into one digital ID. Does this sound familiar to anyone?????? Click the link below to read the full story.

Monday, April 18, 2011

Facebook Users Beware!! Scams are targeting YOU!!

Do you want to know the total number of times that your Facebook wall has been viewed? Are you curious as to who may be stalking you on Facebook?

If so, you're a prime candidate for scammers who are exploiting that desire to put money into their own pockets.

Here are the latest messages spreading virally between thousands of Facebook users who have fallen for the scam:

AMAZING! My Facebook wall has been seen 1674 times.

Different incarnations of the scam use slightly different wording, and dream up different numbers for the boys and girls who are said to have looked at your Facebook wall:

SHOCKING! My Facebook wall has been seen 1981 times.
Boy views: 1169.
Girl views: 812.
Check yours @: [LINK]

WOW! My Facebook wall has been seen 2306 times.
Boy views: 1568.
Girl views: 738.
Check yours @: [LINK]

SHOCKING! My Facebook wall has been viewed 1326 times.
Boy views: 610.
Girl views: 716.
Check yours @: http://bit.ly/eoCq9U

AMAZING! My Facebook wall has been viewed 2410 times.
Boy views: 819.
Girl views: 1591.
Check yours @: [LINK]

When you see one of your Facebook friends post a message like the above, chances are that you might be tempted to try it out for yourself. So what does happen if you click on one of those links?

Well, the first thing you see is a standard Facebook application request dialog - requesting your permission to grant a third-party app access to your Facebook profile. If you give it permission, then it will be able to peruse your Facebook page and post messages in your name.

Rogue Facebook application

The scammers have created a variety of different rogue applications that they are using in this particular scam. Facebook, sadly, doesn't adequately verify the people who create apps so you're playing Russian Roulette when you allow a complete stranger this level of access to your Facebook page.

Of course, you want to know how many boys or girls are checking out your Facebook - so you're likely just to grant the rogue application permission to your Facebook page.

Big mistake. You should have clicked on "Don't allow" instead.

The next thing you know, you are taken to a page which looks like it has lotsof information about who has been viewing your Facebook wall.

Facebook survey scam

But do you notice that all the information about who has been stalking you on Facebook is "locked" away? The page is asking you to complete a "30 second" security check to "prove you are human" in the form of an online survey. The implication is that you'll find out who has been viewing your Facebook profile, once you have completed the online test.

What the scammers don't tell you is that they earn commission for each survey completed. Furthermore, they have already exploited your own Facebook page to post out a message to your friends, inviting them to also find out how many times their Facebook wall has been viewed. In this way the revenue-generating survey scam spreads virally.

And do you ever discover who has been viewing your Facebook wall? I'm afraid not. But you have made some money for the scammers, and helped them with their nefarious scheme.

If you've been affected by this scam, you should clean up your account before any further damage is done.


Thursday, April 14, 2011

SPRING HAS SPRUNG!

The sky's are blue, the grass is green...out with the old in with the new! Welcome to the NEW Genesis Technology Website! We are excited for all of the new possibilities that have come our way and we are looking forward to helping YOU as you roll in your new possibilities! Give us a call and let us know how we can help you in Networking, Support, Anti-Spam or Computer System Integrations! We look forward to helping your office function more efficiently and productively.