27 Jan What’s Your Earliest Memory Of Using A Computer?
What's Your Earliest Memory Of Using A Computer? Recently we had an 18 Yr Old PC in for a Service - Intel Pentium III 600MHz with 1.5Gb of SDRAM with 2 x 10GB SCSI Hard Drives...
What's Your Earliest Memory Of Using A Computer? Recently we had an 18 Yr Old PC in for a Service - Intel Pentium III 600MHz with 1.5Gb of SDRAM with 2 x 10GB SCSI Hard Drives...
The world has gotten too fast to be restricted by a wired connection these days! Connections that needed the device to hook up with several types of wires is thing of the past now. Although everyone knows more or less about how wireless network helps...
IS OLD TECHNOLOGY HOLDING YOUR BUSINESS BACK? [caption id="attachment_18713" align="aligncenter" width="419"] Time to Upgrade your PC[/caption] Your computer might only be two years old, but in terms of tech-age, it is often much older than you realize. The rate at which new technology, malware, and viruses are...
A website is the best opportunity for small business owners to make a positive first impression on their potential clients. Sometimes business owners underestimate the importance of a website, and does not invest enough time for its maintenance. A website that has not been developed properly,...
It does not need more elaboration how annoying and infuriating spam e-mails are for us, because everyone gets them as soon as logging in to the mailbox. No matter how many times you delete them, they manage to reappear the next day. Want some tips and...
Upgrading to a New Office? Need network cabling and WiFi for your computers? What’s the best way to get started? [caption id="attachment_19089" align="aligncenter" width="583"] Network Rack & WiFi implementation for Office[/caption] Moving to a new office is a nice new stage in life and in business. It’s a...
“Backing up” your data simply means that keeping them in a safe place in case the copy in your pc or device gets lost or destroyed. That means keeping the important data in a separate memory, like a flash drive, bootable backup or clone, an...
The Telecommunications Embargo Period is coming! Telecommunications Embargo Period 2019 – 2020 [caption id="attachment_19083" align="aligncenter" width="618"] Big Telco Players Australia[/caption] [caption id="attachment_18830" align="aligncenter" width="128"] NBNco Logo[/caption] What does this mean exactly? We all need a break, and the Telco industry is no different. Every year through the holiday season there is...
You may not be able to stop “spoofing” of your email address, but here’s what you can do Email wasn’t designed to ensure that senders were who they say they are If you’re getting spoofed emails from yourself, you can stop yourself from seeing them. But there...
[caption id="attachment_19047" align="aligncenter" width="1000"] Is your Wi-Fi secure? What can staff and visitors see[/caption] Today, Wi-Fi isn’t only crucial for your employees to get work done, it’s also a necessary amenity for your office guests. But there’s a right and a wrong way to set up...