When my computer died for the fourth time, I knew that I had to stop relying on my neighbor to fix it. Instead of heading over to his house and asking for help, I paid close attention and started to try things on my own. I installed my own anti-virus software, kept the inside clean, and focused on deleting files that I didn't need. After a few weeks, I could tell that my efforts were actually working. My system started running smoother than ever before, which was a great feeling. This blog is here to help people who struggle with technology, so that you don't have to worry about fixing your own system.
Posted on: 16 March 2017
Long car trips with kids can be exhausting. If you do not keep the kids occupied, you may have to make stops every couple of hours just to keep from going crazy. Of course, there are some other things you could do to occupy the kids that would help keep things nice and quiet in the car too. Here are a few tips from the audio/video/tech pros that can help.
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Posted on: 2 March 2017
If your company is involved in the distribution of electrical devices, you know how important it is to constantly stay abreast of the latest trends in the technology industry. Printed circuit boards (or PCBs) can be beneficial additions to your electrical devices when you are trying to appeal to an informed and tech-savvy audience.
Here are three reasons why you should consider making the switch to PCBs in the near future.
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Posted on: 21 February 2017
When you want to be sure that you are able to get the most out of your business online and IT infrastructure, you will want to purchase an IP address. There are a lot of different companies that sell these addresses, which is why you owe it to yourself to do research and factor in the points below. Take advantage of the following tips so that you are able to find a company that will sell IP addresses to you so that your company can thrive.
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Posted on: 30 January 2017
When you have a team of workers who have unlimited access to the web, your telephone lines, and even your fax machines, more time may be spent attending to personal matters than actual work. In fact, some workers have been known to stroll into the workplace on their days off, just so that they can use resources that they may know full well are to be used for business only. Instead of laying off your workers or holding them to unrealistic standards, you can gain full control over the way that company resources are allocated by trying these basic tricks.
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