Today Facebook made an annoucement about some changes that will be rolled out over the next few weeks, focusing in on giving users a better understanding of exactly who will see anything that they post on their Facebook page. Essentially what Facebook are doing is taking many of the individual privacy settings that were tucked away on a settings page[Read More…]
MYOB Australia is giving 5 Tech Daily fans the chance to win a copy of AccountRight Basics or a subscription to LiveAccounts. AccountRight Basics is simple accounting software that easily manages your invoicing, expenses and GST. Perfect for sole traders & service providers without staff. RRP$289 LiveAccounts is a subscription ‘cloud’ based accounting solution that’s suitable for sole traders, startups[Read More…]
Many new Notebook computers now come standard with, or have the option of having a solid state hard drives…but what’s the difference between one of these and a traditional hard drive? Well for years we’ve all been using magnetic hard drives that use layers of spinning metal disks to store information and there are plenty of moving parts inside. Solid[Read More…]
Do you eat at or around your computer? If so your computer keyboard is probably full of all sorts of muck and will be due for a good clean out. For starters, turn your computer off, unplug the keyboard and turn it unside down giving it a gentle tap…you may be surprised to see exactly how much dust, crumbs, hair[Read More…]
In just 3 decades the humble mobile phone has come a long way… Coverage – in August 1981 the mobile network was limited to greater Melbourne (the service launched in Sydney in December 1981, Brisbane in 1983 and reached all Australian capital cities by 1985) – and today the Telstra mobile network covers 2.1 million square kilometers and reaches more[Read More…]
