Join me as I discover the emerging world of AI computers. Learn what sets them apart from traditional computers, their advanced capabilities, and whether they’re something to consider today.
Understanding AI Computers: What Makes Them Different and Why They Matter
Unlocking the Digital World: A Beginner’s Guide to Understanding Computers
Computers have become an integral part of our daily lives, storing and processing vast amounts of information to make our tasks more efficient and productive. From simple calculations to managing global communications networks, computers have transformed the way we work, learn, communicate, and entertain, continuing to open new frontiers and create countless possible futures.
Your Digital Declutter Guide
Discover simple, effective ways to declutter your digital life, tailored for those who aren’t tech-savvy. Learn how to organize files, manage emails, and maintain a clutter-free digital environment with this easy-to-follow guide.
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Between Computers, Tablets, and Phones
Explore our comprehensive guide to selecting the perfect tech device for your needs, whether you’re after performance, portability, or price. From desktops to smartphones, our detailed matrix and flowchart simplify the decision-making process, helping you find the ideal match for your lifestyle and tasks.
What is Do Not Track; Why it Matters
The internet is a cool place, is it not? We now have access to information on a scale not dreamed of by our parents; our grandparents didn’t even know a lot of this information even existed. You can find countless places to pursue any of your interests. Some of the material is provided by subscription, and it’s up to you, […]
The End of Support for XP–All is Not Lost!
Microsoft ended support for Windows XP today. The camps are divided as to whether that was just another ploy to get you to spend more money on another operating system, or whether it was time for XP to go gently into that good night. Keep reading to the end for a bit of a surprise. Let’s face it, XP was […]
How to Get Your System Information–and Why You Might Want To
There is a lot of stuff under the hood of your computer. Today I’m going to show you how you can find out exactly what is under the hood. Why, you ask? Well, first of all, it can come in handy when you’re talking with a tech support person over the phone. Another thing is that sometimes you may want […]
Get Ready for a New Household Name
Bill Gates is synonymous with computing. Somewhat less so, unless you’re a geek, is Steve Ballmer. Ballmer was the guy who took the reins from Gates, and we kind of hold him responsible for what Microsoft has become–both good and bad. The new name to listen out for is Satya Nadella, as of February 4 of this year. He has […]
To Defrag or Not To Defrag??
It doesn’t seem like very long ago that I was recommending to folks that they defragment their hard drives once a month. As with all progress, what was once Best Practices is now either no longer necessary, or downright inappropriate. When hard drives were 40GB and smaller, defragmentation was necessary to make sure all your files were together and not […]
Cryptolocker–there is no cure, so best prevent
There’s a nasty piece of malware out there called Cryptolocker. You won’t know you’re infected with it until you get the notice that your files are encrypted and if you don’t pay $300 by a certain date the decryption key will be destroyed, causing you to lose all your files forever. At this time only Windows operating systems are vulnerable, […]