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Get tough with your Smartphone Case

Get tough with your Smartphone Case

  If you’re planning to gift a new smartphone this Christmas, one accessory that you should definitely include is a protective case for it. In the case of expensive devices like the iPhone 6 and 6 plus Tech21’s new EVO range have been developed to fit in with the colour and style of the latest apple devices, but importantly also[Read More…]

Mobile shopping surge this Christmas

Mobile shopping surge this Christmas

It may not quite be december but you may have already noticed that Christmas Shopping is already in full swing…and getting busier by the day.    Last week I spoke with Cathy Jamieson from PayPal Australia who says they’re expecting a surge in Smartphone shopping this year.   Cathy also shares tips from PayPal to help shoppers stay safe while[Read More…]

Giving your computer a speed boost with and SSD

Giving your computer a speed boost with and SSD

  If you find that your computer is struggling though the daily boot up and sluggish opening and closing programs a quick hard drive upgrade could get you moving again. Upgrading to a solid state hard drive is a great way to boost the speed of your computer.   Unlike mechanical disk drives, solid state drive have no moving parts so[Read More…]

BYOD for School in 2017

BYOD for School in 2017

If your child will required to bring their own notebook computer to school  for the first time next year here’s a few tips to help you find the right device. Firstly you should receive a list of technical specifications from the school.  This is a great starting point, however generally they will list the minimum technical requirements so you should[Read More…]

What if you don't like Windows 10?

What if you don’t like Windows 10?

If you recently upgraded you PC from Windows 7 or 8.1 to Windows 10 and have decided that you don’t really like Windows 10…you can actually roll back to happier times. Simply open the Start menu and select Settings. Click the “Update & security” icon and select “Recovery.” You should now see a “Go back to Windows 7” or “Go[Read More…]