Listening music can put you in a good mood and can really make you relax you and put your mind at ease. This is especially true when you are listening to your favorite songs. Most people are oblivious to the effects of music to their health and sees it more as a hobby or a spare time to pass up the time; however, there are benefits that you can  get from music and it has already been scientifically proven too!

Health benefits include decrease in back pains, improvement on memory loss and releasing more dopamine hormones to help you relax. This of course depends on the type rhythm of music as it can encourage your brain to release large amounts of Dopamine which essentially is a sedative. For fast-beat and/or rock music though they tend to change your mood, making you more hyperactive and in some cases – aggressive. But altogether, music is a lot of fun and is a great way to feed your soul and connect with

Unless you have been living under a rock for the better part of the past one decade, you are guaranteed to have heard of Netflix. Starting out with DVD-by-mail services, they have since expanded into online streaming and are now a dominant player in the streaming industry. With literally thousands of hours of content, everything ranging from documentaries to your favorite series available online to watch at your own leisure.  However, many of us would prefer to watch on something larger than your average laptop or desktop computer screen (read: a big arse TV). This is actually quite easily done. A bit of your time and a few components is all that you’ll require. So if this piques your interest, then read on.

By Connecting your laptop or PC to your TV

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Before the internet was created there was TV. Television was the social media back in the 1930’s all the way up to the 1990’s and generations have had certain attachments to it and the TV shows and movies it broadcast. Social behaviour and social interaction was mostly about TV as opposed to the ancient social interaction was mostly about religions, gods, wars and the bloody spectacle of the Roman Gladiators.

At least now our taste for entertainment is just pretence, a make-believe of some sorts but I must say is far more entertaining than the gruesome past. Aside from reading interesting blog posts, seeing all the nice images along with them and tons of freebies and special offers; the internet allows you to stream movies at will (or as long as the movie is available to view that is).

Last year in October, HBO made it clear that the company plans to enter the lucrative and ever expanding streaming TV market by rolling out its own standalone streaming service at some point in 2015. Quite predictably, the market was abuzz with all sorts of speculations within hours – with some even going to the extent that this could well be the end of cable television as we know it.

Adding more to these speculations, CBS announced only a day later that it too was preparing to join the bandwagon by launching a proprietary streaming service. Similar announcement came from Showtime, CBS’s flagship entertainment channel.

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If you spend anytime on the internet, which pretty much everyone does, then using a VPN is probably more important than you think.

First things first, for those who are not sure what a VPN is: a “Virtual Private Network” is essentially a collection of computers or servers all connected over the internet. Companies and businesses use VPNs to connect employees to the company’s own network when workers are not physically there. The main reasons for having a VPN are for security, anonymity and just a means to watch content that is usually region-restricted.