by Andy Wilkinson | Feb 13, 2014 | News and Events
Whilst we’re all getting used to the idea of the latest smartphone applications being free to download, Microsoft are still struggling in their attempts to persuade people to upgrade from Windows XP. Is there a connection? It’s quite simple really; so much is free in...
by Andy Wilkinson | Feb 5, 2014 | News and Events
Technology firms across the country, especially in the capital, are seeing some of the most dramatic hiring & investment upturns for nearly ten years. Many tech firms are now looking to increase their budgets, improve wages and further add to their staff numbers....
by Andy Wilkinson | Mar 19, 2013 | News and Events
Windows XP is now over eleven years old. Microsoft will cease to support for it from April 2014 so it’s time to consider an upgrade plan. There are only two ways we recommend – either wipe clean your existing system (remove Windows, software and data files) then...
by Andy Wilkinson | Feb 7, 2013 | News and Events
BT continues to rollout “Fibre-to-the-Cabinet” (FTTC) during 2013 enabling them to ultimately reduce the number of telephone exchanges as well as increase the speed of internet connection to homes and businesses. The new, speedier version of ADSL is indeed quick but...
by Andy Wilkinson | Feb 7, 2013 | News and Events
Generic Ethernet Access (GEA) is a new entry level Ethernet connection for fast internet access. There are similar benefits of speed in upload and download direction, but at a lower price. More details will follow as this is rolled out.
