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Tech Life: Archiving achievement
I read the article, and it’s disappointing to see how the US government’s actions inadvertently erased the historical achievements of women in the military. It’s crucial for us to acknowledge and learn from these oversights to ensure all contributions are recognised and celebrated. Here’s how you can ensure inclusivity in your own projects:
‘There’s something wrong with my computer!’
When you understand technology some things seem ‘obvious’. When you’re not a techie it’s easy to overlook things. These are some of the frequent support requests we get: My laptop won’t connect to the WiFi The reason for this is usually that the user needs to press...
How fast?
The advent of 5G is already planned for 2020 for the commercial market, but earlier for the technology world. This means really high speed connection. It’s not just a step up from 4G – they’re talking 340 times faster than 4G, 25GB per second. Even more people will...
Evolving Technology
Every day something new appears in the technology news and you can guarantee that there will be a section of the community that will shake their heads and insist it’s a bad thing! But mobile technology has changed our lives. People don’t like change – driverless cars...
Better safe than sorry
Your Mum probably said this about all kinds of things when you were a kid, but it’s not a bad rule to live by. Now we’re all linked to the rest of the world online there’s an issue of security that affects every one of us, the minute you enter the world of the...
Transatlantic cable: ancient and modern
In 1866 the first successful telegraph cable was laid across the Atlantic from the UK to Newfoundland in North America. That means it’s now 150 years old. This wasn’t the first attempt at laying a cable across the Atlantic, the first three attempts were abandoned as...
QuickTime causes GoSlow!
Nearly every day at the moment we get clients whose computers are not behaving themselves and, when we check out the problem, it’s often solved by simply removing an application called QuickTime. Originally QuickTime was developed by Apple as a video streaming...