Posted August 19, 2016

What is VPN and how it works

You may have already faced a situation when in the process of surfing the internet you have been denied access to a site. Or it turned out that your correspondence, money transfers and other data was disclosed to a third party. All this is due to the fact that your service provider cannot guarantee complete safety of you surfing […]

Posted August 18, 2016

IT outsourcing: how and why

Why would my company need IT outsourcing: Release IT staff from routine or non–core tasks Concentrate on the main functions and aims of your business Reduce the financial burden on the company Make use of highly specialized IT professionals without the need of hiring and maintaining your own staff It is quite real to achieve all of the above with […]

Posted August 17, 2016

Windows 10: Anniversary update – What’s new? (Part 2)

We have already had a brief review of Windows 10 changes introduced with Anniversary update, released in the beginning of August. Now, after we had some time to play with it, we can take a closer look at what had been changed in Windows 10. The first thing we noticed last time was the change of Start menu design, however […]

Posted August 16, 2016

How to upgrade Windows 10 from 32 bit up to 64 bit

Windows 10 users have raised lots of different issues with the system for the past year. Nevertheless, more and more users are switching to Windows 10. At the beginning of the summer already a quarter of all computers (Windows, MacOS and UNIX-like systems) were running Windows 10 as it’s operating system. A free upgrade period that has ended recently guaranteed Microsoft such high volume […]

Posted August 15, 2016

Wireless technologies, how it works

Modern technology has much simplified our everyday tasks. Wireless technologies have contributed a lot to this, being one of the most advanced and fastest growing in demand. Wireless technology made it a lot easier to unite different kinds of devices under one group in order to share information. This all works wirelessly, allowing the connected devices to stay […]

Posted August 12, 2016

POP3 vs IMAP

Setting up an email account in one of the email clients, you might have been wondering, what is POP3 & IMAP, and which one is better? The answer to this question is simple – it all depends on your preferences. POP3 (Post Office Protocol) pulls all email messages from the mail server and stores them in a mail […]

Posted August 11, 2016

Outsourcing history

We have already had a review of such business mechanism as outsourcing, but today we want to talk about its evolution and why it became so popular within a decade. Growth of Internet connection speed and global Internet coverage, brought to business life new tendencies such as WFH (Work from home) and later evolved to outsourcing. First, […]

Posted August 10, 2016

Ad blockers will no longer work on Facebook

Ad blockers will no longer work on Facebook as social network developers will present new advertising format with advanced possibilities. Modern Internet contains tons of advertisement. Most of it is really straightforward, annoying and useless. Lots of Internet users are installing different software in order to block as much ads as possible. As advertisement generates huge income for internet related industries, […]

Posted August 9, 2016

USB cables and connectors – types, differences, characteristics

There are several types of USB connectors (Universal Serial Bus – Universal Serial Bus), that can be divided into three generations – USB v1.1, USB v2.0 and USB v3.0. Version v1.1 is rarely used nowadays because of its very low data transfer rate (12 Mbit/ s). It is mostly used for compatibility purposes. The next generation – USB 2.0 is now, maybe, […]

Posted August 8, 2016

Every note with Evernote? What alternatives do you have?

Recently, one of the first truly successful startups – notes storage service Evernote – has announced major changes in their tariff plans. I will not try to analyze all possible causes of this event, Evernote has changed the terms of service use many times, but it’s the first time that these changes affect basic functionality. The key innovation here is that […]

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