Monthly Archives: December 2007
Technology Predictions for 2008
It’s been a couple of years since I last did this, but it’s back – my tech predictions for 2008. 10 things which are most likely to happen in the next 12 months. By the way, this will hopefully be … Continue reading
Patch Tuesday – 3 critical of the 7
It’s that time of the month again, Patch Batch Tuesday for Windows users. Microsoft has also pointed out that 3 of the patches for you are critical, so make sure you do those updates (if you haven’t already been requested … Continue reading
Open Office Update 2.3.1
For users who have and work on OpenOffice, there is an important update available as of this week.
Word of the week: Firewall
Firewall A firewall is a computer program, or device that acts like a barrier, protecting a company’s internal network from unauthorised external access (most commonly in the form of hackers). Firewalls can be built into your modem, or they can … Continue reading
Change your smoke alarm batteries, and some good advice
This week, I am focusing on something a little different from the usual technology. But all the same, it is a technology that saves lives – smoke alarms. A smoke alarm is the easiest way to alert you to the … Continue reading
It’s all change for 2008
Dear Customers and Blogberry readers, Christmas and the New Year are rapidly coming up, and I thought that it would be a useful opportunity to let you know about a few developments that I have planned for the new year … Continue reading
Don’t just get stamps this Christmas, get Smart Stamps
Getting stamps can be a real bore sometimes. But, this Christmas, why not save yourself a whole load of bother when sending out Christmas Cards (going to the post office – need I say more?)?
Word of the week: Driver
Driver A small piece of software that allows your PC to control another piece of computer equipment, such as a modem, printer or scanner. Think of when this term stemmed from, a driver of car. The driver controls the hardware.
