Following our previous newsletter, we had a lot of people asking us what would happen if the master password securing their password manager gets hacked. This is a legitimate concern, so let’s address it.
It seems like every month brings news of popular websites being hacked, resulting in leaks of customer data such as email addresses and passwords. When was the last time you updated your passwords? Last week we explained why using the same complex password is a bad idea. Let’s talk about how to remember and manage dozens of them without going insane.
One of our customers has recently closed their office and we ended up with quite a few Apple iMacs and MacBooks. The iMacs have an amazingly crisp and bright 4k screens, plenty of storage space, and have been factory reset and refurbished by us. They are over five years old but still work well and will come with a one-year warranty.
The safety of your online accounts is crucial in today’s digital age. Strong passwords definitely help, but they can be a major pain to manage and remember. You might be tempted to reuse the same password on other websites but here is why it’s a bad idea!
If you have multiple computers, like a desktop at home, a laptop and iPad for travel, managing your files can be complex and confusing, especially when cloud storage is involved. Let’s review why that is and suggest how to manage it.
It’s the end of the financial year soon. All of retailers are doing massive sales on whatever you might need, so now is the time to give yourself a bonus for all the hard work you put in and get a present for yourself or your loved ones! We offer 24% off all computers in stock until June 30. We have plenty of computers under $1000 in stock, so hurry up!
Recently, we’ve seen quite a few laptops that failed just a few weeks or months after the warranty has run out. It’s almost as if they were designed to fail… Let’s talk about the strategies to handle that situation and keep your technology up and running even out of warranty.
Over the last few months, we’ve seen many computers with Windows 10 showing the message about not being able to run Windows 11. Microsoft assures that Windows 10 updates are still available until the end of 2025, but what will happen after?
