The Lawnmower Incident Every day we fix computers. And when we’re not fixing computers, we’re working on tips and tricks for computers. Almost every day is spent working on or with computers. So, to us computers are pretty simple devices, which can get annoying -but we don’t look at them as complicated, frustrating, mysterious devices. However we know… Read More »
Scotland Has Nessie, but We Have EBee That’s right, the Loch Ness “monster”, Nessie, had nothing on our own Michigan Monster EBee, last seen dining somewhere in the Caribbean while her stand-in does computer repairs for Cloudeight Direct from Michigan. We’re offering a reward for any EB sightings anywhere in the world! So be on the lookout for… Read More »
It’s Time to Say So Long to Windows XP Google has gone above and beyond in keeping its browser updated for Windows XP users, but after December 31, 2015 Google will no longer support Windows XP. As most of you know Microsoft ended update and support of Windows XP on April 8, 2014, and before that prohibited XP… Read More »
Google Chrome To Support Windows XP Till End Of 2015 Source: Buisnessetc Windows XP is hardly one of the most up-to-date Operating Systems out there, even for Windows itself, which has subsequently seen Windows 7 and Windows 8, with Windows 10 expected to offer interconnectivity between desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. That said, data reveals that, as per… Read More »
Europe files anti-trust charges against Google Source: CNN Money The European Commission said Google (GOOG) is promoting its own shopping comparison services over rival products. “The Commission is concerned that users do not necessarily see the most relevant results in response to queries — to the detriment of consumers and rival comparison shopping services,” it said in a… Read More »
There’s a lesson to be learned from the following article that applies to all of us – the lesson is clear: No amount of security software is going to protect you if you freely give your information away by clicking on links in phishing emails or falling for fake security alerts on the Web – the ones that… Read More »