Inside Your Computer: The 411 on your CPU
Most of us use a computer every day. As a regular computer operator, you’ve probably heard about the components that make up the modern day personal computer. Components such as the… Read more »
Author Archives: justin
Home(Group) is Where the Files Are
If you’ve ever worked in an office setting, you’re probably familiar with the idea of a network. If you haven’t, I’ll explain. Picture if you will an office with around… Read more »
Size Matters
Did I get your attention with a title like that? I can’t speak for other areas, but size definitely matters in the world of technology. From physical storage space on… Read more »
So, What Really Happened to the Internet on October 21st?
Friday, October 21, 2016 began innocently enough. In our corner of the world, we were awakened by a driving rain that was predicted to last for most of the weekend. The… Read more »
The ABCs of HDDs and SSDs
Perhaps the most important component in your computer is the hard drive. Sure, a hard drive isn’t as sexy as the latest graphics card that can dazzle you with the… Read more »
Sometimes Your Computer Needs Refreshment
I don’t have to tell anyone that’s ever sat behind a computer that things can go wrong. The scary part is that many of these issues aren’t even self-inflicted! One minute… Read more »
Don’t Miss a Beat
If you’re a frequent visitor to the Blog, I’m sure you’re aware that my wife is the owner and artistic director of a ballet and voice studio. I don’t tell you… Read more »
Your Guide to Streaming Devices
If you joined us last week for “Time to Cut the Cord?” (click here if you missed it), we introduced the idea of streaming video to your television in lieu… Read more »
Time to Cut the Cord?
I don’t have to tell anyone that cable costs are skyrocketing. If there were shows on television worth watching, the bill wouldn’t be so hard to take. But, it appears… Read more »
Stretch Your Wireless Signal
Wireless Internet is all the rage these days. More and more devices are released daily, and many require Wi-Fi exclusively to access the Internet. This is all well and good… Read more »