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i3 vs i5 vs i7: Which Processor Should You Choose?

Confused as to which Intel processor to opt for? We’ll help explain the differences between the Intel Core i-series and give scenarios for their ideal use. We have previously touched on processor cores and speeds, which will come in handy to have a rough understanding...

What to do when your printer stops working

Do you know what to do when your printer stops working? If not, we'll help you take out some of the guesswork with some basic troubleshooting tips. Printers may be an understated piece of equipment. It almost becomes part of the office furniture, until it gets used...

How Many Cores Does Your PC Need?

Do you know how many cores your PC needs? Look no further than our guide, where you'll find out the recommended number of cores for various scenarios. You may have considered purchasing a desktop, laptop or PC, only to find some rather technical jargon in the...

How Much Memory Does Your PC Need?

Do you need to figure out how much memory is needed for your PC? Our guide can help you run through the various scenarios and their memory recommendations. Whether a computer complains about running low on memory  or struggles to run with multiple application open,...

Summary of the NSA Malware Discovery

Security firm Kaspersky reveals malicious National Security Agency (NSA) malware hidden in drivers and firmware around the world. Read the summary here. Kaspersky exposes NSA malware built into hard drives worldwide Sitting on millions of hard drives across the globe...

Microsoft’s New Strategy: Free Software

Microsoft has always used a traditional way of marketing their products to customers until now. Here's a look at Microsoft's Free Software strategy. The idea behind the strategy With Microsoft dominating the desktop applications market for decades and charging...

USB Thumb Drives that can Fry your System

Learn how USB thumb drives can potentially destroy laptops / pcs. We'll explain how this works and what measures can be taken to protect your computers. If you happen to find an unknown flash drive in any place that you aren't familiar with, we strongly advise not to...

CryptoWall: Advanced Ransom Malware

CryptoWall 3.0, a new variant of the Cryptolocker ransom-ware virus is out causing problems to many businesses. Learn how it works and how to prevent it. Discovered in late February 2015, CryptoWall 3.0 works very much like the previous versions of this virus, however...