What is two-factor authentication?
Security remains a hot topic in the IT world with 2013 seeing more than enough high-profile data breaches to test any user’s comfort zone. After seeing ...
All about Excel AutoRecover
One consequence of the bad weather the UK has been suffering in recent weeks has been a rising number of power cuts. So we thought some ...
Android to remain OS of choice in New Year
A new report predicts that one billion Android devices are likely to ship in 2014. Research firm Gartner is forecasting that 1.1 billion Android systems will ...
XP users urged to upgrade now
Windows XP users have been urged to make it their New Year’s resolution to upgrade their operating system before the April 2014 support deadline. In less ...
The changing face of PCs and tablets
A new report has highlighted the shifting dynamic in the PC and tablet marketplaces, indicating trends we are likely to see continue into 2014. This American ...
XP bug reminds users of threats to come
A zero-day exploit affecting XP and Server 2003 in December 2013 has given users a glimpse of what lies ahead when support for these products is ...
The pros and cons of free WiFi in stores
Our appetite for data on the move just keeps growing and several high street stores have been rolling out free wi-fi for use by their customers. ...
One cracker to avoid this Christmas
Password crackers are becoming increasingly efficient at what they do, helped along by more sophisticated software, previous hacks and lazy password choices. So here are some ...
The rise and rise of the Bitcoin
You may have read reports last month of a man desperately combing his local landfill site for a PC he had thrown away several months previously. ...
