Is Someone Stealing Your Wi-Fi?

Lately we have been asked a lot about how to determine what/who is connected to their wireless internet. Most people become curious when they suspect someone is using their connection without their permission. Our first suggestion is to verify they are running WPA-AES security.  If they already are then we suggest changing your password to see if that helps solve the problem. Second you could also check your connected devices within your router's software. The best thing you can do is make sure you are running WPA-AES wireless security.

For more in depth information check out this post over at Lifehacker

The Best Android File Manager

There has been a lot of talk lately about file management apps for Android. Everyone seems to have a favorite for different reasons but our favorite is ES File Explorer It can be download from the Android Market Place HERE.

For more information check out this post over at Lifehacker

Do you have a favorite file management app? Let us know in the comments.


LINKS:

ES File Explorer
Android Market Place
Lifehacker

Frazier Park Food Bank Assistance

Here is the list of needed items for the Frazier Park Food Bank.  Any help is greatly appreciated and I will be in the Thousand Oaks area if you would like me to stop and pickup the food on the weekends.  I know toothbrushes and toothpaste is a big thing on the list... Donations are needed by October 14th, after that I will start collecting items for MANA in Thousand Oaks.

Your help is greatly appreciated as it gets closer and closer to the holiday season.  Thank you!

FOOD NEEDS:

Canned meats – Tuna, chicken, spam etc.

Pasta - Spaghetti, Alfredo type sauces (jars or cans)

Boxed Cereal

Dried  and canned soups

Non fat dry milk

Canned milk

Canned fruit

Canned vegetables (we have plenty of green beans)

Dried beans

Prepared box meals (Kraft mac & cheese etc)

Stuffing

Cranberry Sauce

Dried mash potatoes

Kid’s snacks (Individually packaged)

Oat Meal

Peanut Butter

Jam

Maple Syrup

Pancake Mix

Complete mixes (brownies, cakes etc.)

Cooking Oil

Flour -  Sugar

NON FOOD NEEDS:

Tooth Paste and tooth brushes

Dish Soap

Deodorant

Body soap

Laundry soap

Diapers & wipes

Toilet Paper

Shampoo

Edit Your iPhone 4 Photos in Photoshop

I recently got the new iPhone 4 in hopes of using that as a point-and-shoot replacement when wanting to capture quick and easy photographs while on the go etc.  With the new HDR feature on the iPhone the original image actually turns out fairly nice.  But what if you want to improve upon them in Photoshop?  Where do you begin?

Most of us know about the auto features: levels, color, contrast, but what if you want to take them to next level?  Well, I found an article over at  DaryaPino (summertomato) and she links to a great article over at the Digital Photography School website that explains Filters and Masks, and should help to get the ball rolling.

Here are some other links to check out as well:

How Can You Edit Photos on Your iPhone - Chris Pirillo

20 Best iPhone Photo & Video Applications - Brainz.org

61 iPhone Appls to Enhance, Edit, View and Share Your Photos - funkyspacemonkey

If you have any questions let me know :)

@NinjaTechHelp

Sources:
DaryaPino
Digital Photography School