There are many reasons that people hold onto an operating system (OS) as long as possible and don’t upgrade. These can include their own comfort with the OS, the cost of having to purchase the upgrade, and having an older computer that can’t handle the new update. [Read more…]
In today’s homes and offices, there are more internet connected devices than ever before. Gone are the days when you only needed to connect a computer or two to your Wi-Fi. [Read more…]
Remote support is one of the wonders of IT services that’s been made possible with the faster internet connections of the last decade or so. Techs can remotely login to solve many computer issues, saving you valuable time, money, and hassle. [Read more…]
Reports about data breaches of large corporations on the news seems to come more frequently these days. Some of the more recent ones involve companies like Delta, Panera Bread, and Best Buy. But smaller businesses can be even bigger targets of cyber criminals looking to gain access to payment information or other sensitive data. [Read more…]
The popularity of Black Friday sales, the increase in online consumer shopping, and a savvy marketing agency all gave birth to Cyber Monday back in 2005 as a way to extend the post-Thanksgiving buying frenzy. [Read more…]
Google has spent millions over the years building their search engine to intuitively find just what you’re looking for when you type a keyword into their search bar. Their dedication to the user experience and staying #1 has paid off for them and their users. [Read more…]
Windows 10, released in the summer of 2015, represents a huge leap forward in computing power. Microsoft introduced some significant improvements in it such as multiple desktops, improved security, and faster performance. [Read more…]
The term “data cap” has been showing up more and more often in the media lately, as the debate over net neutrality returns to the spotlight. Most people who have mobile phone plans of one kind or another have come across data caps in their experience, as it is a common way for mobile service providers to limit costs and keep high-volume/high-cost customers off their networks.
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