Why aren’t you using Archive in your Gmail?
I have used Gmail for 11 years and was definitely a type 2 person. I left all my emails in […]
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Old copper lines, phones, VoIP and cloud PABX
Today we rely on fibre like we used to rely on copper. Since the late 1800s, shortly after the telephone […]
New computers or software needed for Laos charity
These last few months I have been supporting the Charity school in Laos that I have assisted over the last 5 […]
New cyber attack causes mass disruption.
Another massive attack has occurred overnight disruption many businesses and Government services. There is no better time to ensure your […]
Data recovery for damaged storage
There are not too many of us that have not experienced a damaged hard drive, USB or memory card and […]
Machine Learning – how it saves you time
G Suite’s goal is to help teams accomplish more with its intelligent apps, no matter where they are in the […]
Outlook has blocked attachments
On 13 June 2017 an update for Outlook 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016, was installed. You may now find some […]
Security experts explain the WannaCry ransomware’s world domination
Kasper Lindgaardsums up the latest security attacks by saying “, “Frankly, if you wait two months to apply a critical Microsoft patch, […]
Harmful Digital Communications Act
Harmful digital communications and your rights MBIE recently published this information on how the HDCA affects you. The Harmful Digital […]
Samsung is not playing it safe with the Android Nougat update
With a few days of playing around with the Android Nougat-running Galaxy S7 under our belt, it’s time to take a […]