Category Archives: Information Technology

Is it just me or do the latest crop of so called advanced laptops just not cut it. I must admit Ive been in the technology game now for over 20 years and seen many things that of amazed and … Continue reading →

Not only do computers now come in all sorts of shapes and sizes but they are now available in all sort of colors too from specialist suppliers. The latest fashion to hit the market by storm is for pink computers. … Continue reading →

Pay per click campaigns are often seen as beginner’s search engine marketing. Companies rarely engage outside help to execute these, and that is perhaps why their reputation as a valuable part of a web marketing strategy has suffered. In reality, … Continue reading →

Sponsored search engine marketing, or pay per click campaigns, have very little room for error. While they do generate a substantial amount of revenue, consumers tend to trust organic results much more; their costs can end up blowing out, and … Continue reading →

While it is not actually a new technology, in many ways Web 2.0 has created a new internet. That new internet is not only changing the way we purchase products (on eBay, Etsy, etc), socialize (as at MySpace, facebook), and … Continue reading →

Computer repair services are your friendly computer repair companions who can help you take care of your PC problems. They are very reliable when it comes to maintaining your computer’s performance level, repairing any mishaps in it, as well as … Continue reading →

Schools are excited about putting technology into the hands of every student and a growing number of schools are bypassing full-sized, more expensive computers and are choosing the scaled-down, low-cost, compact mini pc. This tiny yet productive unit is designed … Continue reading →

The architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry has experienced rapid increases in design sophistication, leaving firms to grapple with how to address traditional concerns of how to raise productivity in the face of heightened project complexity and compressed project schedules. … Continue reading →

Mass-distributed, unsolicited email is a growing problem, with a recent study estimating that ‘spam’ now represents 75% of all email sent. One of the most common forms of spam is phishing, a fraudulent email which purports to be from a … Continue reading →

For those of you that have been using a computer for quite some time, you probably remember the floppy disk that used to be on the front of every PC that was shipped. At first, these disc were rather large … Continue reading →