Monthly Archives: September 2011

Remember the days when you turned on your computer, made a cup of coffee, and came back to your computer in a usable state? Those days are numbered, and the motivating factor has very little to do with your computer … Continue reading →

In the years before the 1980s, documents were shared via postal mail with days lapsing between sending and receiving.  In the 1980s, businesses were able to send documents via the facsimile machine with only minutes lapsing between sending and receiving.  … Continue reading →

School administrators have long advocated the inclusion of technology in the classroom.  It started by giving students calculators; then they had computers; now they have Internet access in the classrooms.  Indeed they have access to more resources, but does it … Continue reading →

Have you ever used your iPad, smartphone (iPhone, Blackberry, Droid), or laptop while taking care of your bathroom duties? According to the business division at Staples, who conducted a survey of tablet users, 35% admitted to using their iPad or … Continue reading →

Call them what you will: network administrators, computer guys, I.T. consultants, magicians – we are the men and women who keep your computers and networks up and running.  We make sure you and your coworkers can access critical company data.  … Continue reading →

Cable companies have a job to do: deliver high-quality programming to your television, enable your computers to connect to the Internet at blazing speeds, and in more recent years – drastically reduce the shock of your phone bill by using … Continue reading →

Ten years ago Windows XP was released, and it’s still the biggest target for hackers and malware authors.  About 58% of all Windows machines are still running Windows XP, even though Windows 7 has been on the market for two … Continue reading →