Wednesday May 6, 2015 Dear friends, Last Friday we announced a special offer to our Cloudeight Boosters – a free computer checkup for Cloudeight Boosters who have not yet used our Cloudeight Direct Computer Care service. We have everything ready to go – finally – so if you’re a Booster and you’ve never used our Cloudeight Direct Service… Read More »
Where Windows 10 Stands Right Now by Woody Leonhard SOURCE: InfoWorld With beta builds arriving at an ever-increasing pace, Windows 10 testing proceeds full speed ahead, with new features unveiled at every turn. If you don’t have the time — or the interest — to keep up with the details, this report will keep you posted on how… Read More »
The Sensor-Rich, Data-Scooping Future From New York Times Technology The question is, will this be good for the many, or the mighty few? Earlier this month, General Electric announced it was selling GE Capital, its financial arm. With less fanfare, G.E. also unveiled plans for computer-connected L.E.D. streetlights, so cities can collect and analyze performance data, for lower… Read More »
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 »