What’s the fuss about with WiFi 6?

Oct 22, 2018

If you read tech news, you may have seen a lot of talk about WiFi 6. It’s the next generation of WiFi standard announced by the powers that be. But what happened to WiFi 1 to 5? What does it mean and what is all the fuss about? Dave’s Computers in New Jersey is here […]

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Facebook hacked. What you need to do now

Oct 8, 2018

Last week, Facebook announced that over 50 million accounts had been hacked. The issue isn’t just this hack of Facebook accounts but also the loss of account entry keys that integrate with Facebook Connect. This could potentially lead to further data loss and companies are still trying to figure out how far the losses could […]

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The best new features of Chrome 69

Sep 19, 2018

It’s the tenth anniversary of Google Chrome this year and to celebrate it gets a new look and some cool new features in Chrome 69. Available right now, the browser has a flat design to bring it in line with many apps and some extra tricks. As a Firefox Quantum user, I wanted to find […]

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What is real-time ray tracing and why should you care?

Sep 12, 2018

If you have been following the coverage of Nvidia’s new graphics cards, you will have seen lots of talk of ray tracing. The new RTX series graphics cards were announced last month and will be hitting stores soon. As well as being faster and much more expensive, they are making a big thing out of […]

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G Suite review

Feb 16, 2017

If you’re a local business in Hillsborough, office and productivity apps can be quite an expense. You either have to pay up front or per month per person to access Microsoft Office or use a free alternative such like Libre Office. Now there is a third way. Google Apps for Work or G Suite as […]

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Microsoft telling Windows 10 users Edge is safer than Chrome or Firefox

Feb 2, 2017

Have you seen the notifications within Windows 10 that Edge is safer than Chrome and Firefox? It seem an absurd claim but one that is intriguing quite a few people. I have personally spoken to a couple of friends who have retried Edge since seeing the popup and while they like what they saw, they […]

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Four things you must do right now to protect your new computer and phone

Jan 3, 2017

I love Christmas, it’s the one time of year where people put aside their differences and get together, communicate with other people and play more of a part in family. It’s also a time for getting new stuff which is always nice. If you got a new computer or phone for Christmas, like millions of […]

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4 Free Google Tools to Boost Your Computer Repair Company’s SEO

Nov 14, 2016

Computer repair professionals are service people, consultants, and tech experts. Because of this, it’s important also to be good SEOs. While SEO changes on a regular basis, there are several free tools designed to help computer repair experts improve their SEO. With these tools, you can rank well in Google and become more visible customers. […]

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Apple Data Recovery 101: 3 Essential Back-up Platforms You Should Be Using

Nov 9, 2016

It’s every computer user’s nightmare: system failure. In addition to destroying your computer, system failure requires Apple data recovery. This, in turn, sends you scrambling to retrieve your files from a corrupted or damaged hard drive. Fortunately, you can take proactive steps to make Apple data recovery easier, even if your system does crash. Read […]

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Apple’s New AirPods: What They Reveal About the Future of Implants

Oct 20, 2016

Just a few weeks ago, Apple broke the internet by releasing the iPhone7. Many of the iPhone’s updates were standard enough – a more powerful camera and an updated “home” button, to name a few. The biggest change, though, was the missing headphone jack, and the “AirPods” Apple introduced as a replacement to the EarPods the company […]

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