Month: December 2016

If you want to get 2017 off to the right start as far as your technology is concerned, do a little end-of-year cleaning with these five simple tasks. Update all Your passwords If 2016 taught us anything, it’s that security and data infringement threats are at an all-time high. Most people don’t bother to change …

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You may not realize this, but your browser can be just as much of a security threat as corrupt downloads and malicious software. Attackers are increasingly targeting weaknesses in web browsers to access PCs and laptops. Keep ahead of the game with these top tips for securing your browser against hackers. Update Your Browser on …

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Laptops are getting thinner and thinner, which is all well and good, but with Acer’s latest Swift 7 coming in at just 9.98 mm thick, how are manufacturers finding space for I/O ports? That’s where the USB-C comes in. Here’s the lowdown on this latest version of USB and why it just may be your …

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Question: What’s the Best Way to Transfer Data from an Old to a New PC? Answer: There are many options by which you can transfer your data from PC to PC. The most common solution is to use an external flash disk. You can simply connect a high-capacity USB stick in one computer, copy all …

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Facebook Apologizes for “Killing Off” its Users If you had received a notification from Facebook recently that informed you or your friends had passed away, you would have understandably been pretty shocked. But, believe it or not, this is exactly what happened to a large number of Facebook users. Facebook have since issued an apology …

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