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Understanding Cyber Crime, How prevalent is it?

Many have likely heard the terms “cyber crime” or “cyber terrorism” tossed about in the media or online, but many still do not know what exactly cyber crime is, or how it concerns them. Just like regular crime, there are different degrees of cyber crime. Something as simple as spam e-mails, are illegal in some instances, though, thanks to more sophisticated spam filters being created and employed by email services, is fast becoming a thing of the past.

Tagged with: Crime, Cyber
Posted in Security

The Advantages of Owning a Tablet Computer VS. a Laptop PC.

Technology has come a long way in a very short amount of time. Since the invention of cell phones and laptop computers, manufacturers have been trying to find a way to blend the two technologies. Perhaps the most highly debated product of this union of technologies is the tablet.

Tagged with: laptop, tablet
Posted in Tablets

What kind of computers do college students need, capabilities, price?

College Computer Shopping: Where Do I Start?

Your child is getting ready to go to college, and you want to make sure he or she has everything needed. You’ve bought all the essentials, but then you wonder, what kind of computer is best for your aspiring college student?

Before you go out and buy a new computer, do some research. Check with your child’s college and see if they have any requirements. Some majors may require certain hardware or software. Find out from your child’s school what requirements the computer has to meet, and then work from there.

Tagged with: College, computer, kid
Posted in Which Should I buy"?

What is a Wi-Fi booster extender, and why would I need one?

We’ve all done it: walked around the house with our laptops open, trying to connect to the internet. It can be extremely frustrating, especially when you pay forty dollars or more every month just to have access to the internet. The problem is, your Wi-Fi just does not reach to the farthest corners of your house.

 

Tagged with: booster, extender, wi-fi
Posted in Wi-Fi

4 Simple Ways to Protect the Security of Your Email Account

Email accounts are often considered easy targets for hackers. Once your email password gets in the wrong hands, your privacy and online reputation can suffer tremendously as a result. If you want to protect the security of your email account, consider taking these four steps:

1. Change your password

Tagged with: accounts, email, hackers, Security
Posted in E Mail

Is There Any Chance at Success in the Computer Repair Business, or is the Market Flooded?

There’s no doubt that over the years computer repair has become a lucrative field for those with the no-how and ambition to compete in the field. But many people now are wondering if the market has become too saturated to successfully break into. There’s no denying that the computer repair business is a necessary and demanding field. However, other businesses, such as restaurants, survive and actually thrive under such harsh competition.

 

Tagged with: business, computer.repair, market
Posted in Maintaing Your Computer

DNS Changer Virus Removal : Getting the Help You Need

Viruses. Almost anyone who owns a computer is vulnerable to them. They form alliances with malware, the sneaky software that goes around your antivirus and disables it. They attack your computer where it is most vulnerable — its code. Most of the time, this malicious software is created by developers who have too much time on their hands and nothing better to do.

 

Tagged with: changer, dns, virus
Posted in Virus and Malware

Workplace Computers and Your Privacy.

Today we are going to talk about your privacy when using a computer at work.  Did you know that almost everything you do on a work computer at your place of employment is most likely carefully monitored?  The truth is that almost all companies now monitor what their employees are doing on the Internet while at work. In fact, many companies go a step further and check up on what you are posting on Facebook and Twitter even when you are off the clock. Lets start out at your place of employment. First thing that you have to remember is that the machine you are using at your place of work is not your machine. The computer is the property of the company you are working for. If an employee uses that computer for shopping during working hours, there is always the risk of contracting a serious virus that could take down the entire office network. This is not something any company wants to have to deal with as it means a serious loss of revenue and productivity.

Tagged with: privacy, workplace computer
Posted in Security

A computer shop will charge you fixed or not fixed. Most remote online repair sites have a no fix, no charge policy.

When trying to find a computer repair shop, there are always a few features you will want to look for in your ideal computer repair solution. You will want to find a company with experience, good pricing, and friendly customer service. Most importantly you will want to find a company that offers a “No fix, No fee” guarantee.

 

Tagged with: fix, policy, remote
Posted in Repairing Your Computer

New Exploit for Internet Explorer Revealed

Today we are going to talk about the safety of Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer is the original browser that has shipped with all versions of the Windows operating system. Internet explorer has had a very rocky past with numerous hacks and security flaws and is almost always the target of Malware and hacker attacks. In addition to the many security flaws, there has also been a large amount of performance issues as well. In some of the later versions of IE from IE 8 and later, there have been numerous complaints of web pages not loading or sometimes loading very slowly. These issues still remain as Microsoft continues to roll out new versions of the famous browser. The newest version is IE 10, which will be released, with Windows 8 late in October.

Tagged with: Internet explorer
Posted in Security


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