9th September 2017 Don’t Overlook the Backup Technical systems such as IT will always have myths and urban legends surrounding its use so today we should look at one of the most important aspects of IT and discuss some of the misconceptions. To have a copy or “backup” of user data is a hot topic […]
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2nd September 2017 A to Secure a ‘Wireless Bridge’ This week seems to have been the week for connections and in this case instead of between devices on your desk, it has been between buildings. We have had an influx of farmers and people with Granny flats that want to have just one Internet connection […]
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19th August 2017 Making Speedier Connections During this week we had a new customer approach us wanting to get not only a better internet connection but also wanting to beam it around a very large house. He had been battling with very flaky Internet from a Wireless Hot Spot device as well as the problems […]
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12th August 2017 Bushies Caught in the ‘Net’ Two and three weeks ago I wrote articles about Internet connections for people in the Bush. The response that we have had from this has been amazing and it has highlighted several questions that are very popular. This article is geared to address the most popular questions. […]
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5th August 2017 Windows 10, Two Years Later Can you believe, Windows 10 has now been out 2 years! Time stands still for no man and I can still remember at age 12 it seemed to take a lifetime for a year to tick by so that I could enter high school. Now at age […]
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29th July 2017 Getting Connected in the Bush Following on from last weeks’ article about useful Internet for the Bush there is another connection type that I did not cover. Called NBN Fixed Wireless it promises to offer lots to people that are not in the metropolitan areas. Unfortunately this service is still part of […]
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22 July 2017 Latency Slows Bush Browsing One of the topics that I have covered in detail is that of Internet connections. However I have mostly been focusing on ‘town’ type connections in the form of ADSL or the more recent NBN connections. So where does this leave our brothers in the bush? Given the […]
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8th July 2017 Galaxy S8+ a Good Successor It has been around 15 months since I wrote an article about Samsung’s latest smart phone and you wonder where this time went. Last March I purchased the Samsung Galaxy S7 on the first day of its release and have used it 24/7 since. In that time […]
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1st July 2017 No Man is an Internet Island What is the price of being connected to the Web? This is an interesting question. The Internet is a resource but there is no way its use can ever be called free. Some of us take advantage of free Wi-Fi at various locations but the majority […]
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24th June 2017 Advice on NBN Connections This week we have been asked out to more customers than ever to try to help sort problems with the transition from ADSL Internet connections to NBN connections. The number of problems here seems to be escalating rather than improving. If you are a homeowner and want to […]
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