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Although serving an essential task of securing automated non-human (BOT) access to web-services CAPTCHA image verification is an necessary evil, the annoying CAPTCHA codes not only wastes your time but can also become a pain at times when they get hard to recognize - resulting in repeated failed attempts.

To get you relieved from this annoyance, a new web-browser addon "Rumola" offers automated CAPTCHA code decoding and filling to it's users. The addon is currently available for free on Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple Safari webbrowser - Once installed and activated "RUMOLA" gets into action automatically whenever a CAPTCHA test is detected and fills the code for you.

As expected Samsung Galaxy SIII finally got unveiled by the company. Marketed with the punchline "Inspired by nature, designed for humans" - the Samsung Galaxy SIII does offer some really nice intelligent features (sees, hears and replies) as shown after the jump. With an impressive hardware set consisting unparalleled power with a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, 1 GB RAM, 4.8-inch Super AMOLED display supporting 1280x720 resolution, 8-megapixel rear camera, 1.9-megapixel front camera, NFC, GPS (with GLONASS support), 4G LTE and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS there is no mobile phone currently which beats these hardware specification.

Internet is full of privacy and security threats, and free, easy-to-use, cloud-service SpotFlux is a service that takes care of that.

Whether you are surfing the internet via an unsecured WiFi service or your home/office internet connection, Spotflux makes use of it's advanced cloud-technology to conduct millions of real-time checks for invasive tracking, advertisements, malware, and other undesirable artifacts that pose a threat to your identity or your data and cleans them leaving you with an faster, cleaner and safer web-surfing experience.

Facebook popularity has also attracted quite a lot of unwanted security threats, from Facebook login stealer's to all kinds of spammers, scammers and many other privacy and security threats. To control the situation Facebook has now teamed up with several leading antivirus software companies to launch an computer security awareness campaign and is also offering all users a free six month trial for Norton Antivirus, McAfee Internet Security, Microsoft Security Essentials, Trend Micro Internet Security and Sophos Antivirus For Mac.