Do You Have DSL or Cable Internet Service

With the ever changing world of technology there remains one constant. People do not understand all of the terminology when it comes to computers and the internet. Here are a few simple ways to remember what kind of internet service you have if you want to keep you conversation accurate.

Fiber Optics Education - The Trade of The Future

If you don't know much about fiber optics then you are not the only one. Even though fiber optics has been around for almost 60 years now it has just recently become something that has an effect on the everyday person and in most of the cases that person doesn't even know it.

New Technology - Home Theaters Entertainment

One of the latest trends is the home entertainment centers and the home theaters. They are a great way to get most out of the TV shows and movies that you watch every day. This has become truer than it ever has been before because of the electronic technologies that are available today.

How Do I Remove Spyware? Nuke Spyware in 3 Easy Steps

As Spyware gets smarter you need smarter programs to defend yourself against it. It's time to fight back and nuke the spyware before it nukes your computer.

The Brutal Reality of IRM

Even though IRM is a beautifully simple concept, its only weakness is the management needed to implement it. If you are considering the acquisition of an IRM Repository for your development efforts, consider your management skills first.

Blu ray VS. HD DVD, Who Will Win the Battle?

Blu ray technology and HD DVD technology are fighting each other to become the DVD format of the next generation. Who do you want to win?

CD Binders

CDs have become more and more popular all around the world. CDs first appeared on the market in early 1982. Philips and Sony joined forces in early 1979 to create something that would shape the modern world as we know it today.

Nanotechnology, Genetic Engineering & Robotics - Doomsday or Miracle?

Advances in nanotechnology have proven that incredible progress is not only possible today and in the future, it is pretty well inevitable. Fantastic advances in nanotechnologic medical research have resulted in life saving techniques that were unheard of even a decade ago.

Delete Internet History File

How to get rid of proof of where you were.

Digital Displays - Things Are Not Always As They Appear

Just because a digital signage monitor is flat does not mean that it's high definition.

Pros and Cons of RFID Technology

In the late 1990's demand for RFID increased once companies saw the advantages of RFID, as compared to the simple bar-code. The RFID tag stored all the necessary information about a given pallet, box or product and was readable without line of sight. The time saved checking in shipments and waiting around for shipments to arrive decreased significantly. RFID enables companies to save money by utilizing time more efficiently. EPCGlobal was established in 2003 to offer a set of standards on use of Electronic Product Code. Retail stores using RFID can decrease out-of-stock items, as well as being more informative when talking to customers about product information and product arrival dates. For producers and consultants of the technology, a lot of money is being made with new breakthroughs, cheaper RFID prices and new applications of the technology. Companies can stand to gain and lose with companies using RFID, as companies can now do research on a product level with RFID possibly invading consumer’s privacy rights. If RFID stayed only on larger ticket items and on pallets and boxes consumers would enjoy the technology as it makes their shopping experiences go smoother.

IT Security and You! Part 2 - Wireless Networks

Along almost every street and often at least once on every estate my mobile merrily beeps away at me, would I like to join an un-secured network? I never do, but I could and anyone with hardly any technical knowledge and a laptop can! even neighbours! This is the second of four articles designed to help improve IT security.

IT Security and You! Part 3 - Data and Hardware-Media Disposal

We have all heard of the stories where PCs have ended up in Africa or elsewhere and the data has still been on the machines. This is bad, but very common. This is the third of four articles designed to help improve IT security.

Introduction to SCADA

SCADA is an acronym that stands for Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. SCADA refers to a system that collects data from various sensors at a factory, plant or in other remote locations and then sends this data to a central computer which then manages and controls the data.