Buying Tech in Time for Christmas

Christmas time is back with us again.  The latest devices and gadgets are hitting store shelves just in time to keep up with the rush.  Magazines, television, and the web are brimming with advertisements and reviews of the latest tech your money can buy.

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  • The Best Laptop Is The One You Can Actually Fix

    A laptop can look fantastic on paper. OLED touchscreen, ultra-thin aluminium body, unusual high-resolution display, powerful graphics and enough performance to handle almost anything. Then someone cracks the screen, damages a charging port or smashes the keyboard, and suddenly the impressive specifications don’t matter. The replacement part is unavailable or has to be ordered from overseas, and the laptop that was supposed to make you more productive becomes an expensive paperweight.

  • Is OneDrive a Backup?

    Last week, we published an article on the benefits of Microsoft OneDrive – how it can be used to store your files in the cloud and sync them across multiple devices. However, thinking of it as a backup can take you down a dangerous path.

  • Why Do People Create Viruses?

    You’d be right in thinking it’s hard to program a computer virus that can spread across the world in a flash! So why do they bother? Well, it generally comes down to 3 reasons: Money, showing off their skill, or to simply being a jerk. While showing off or being a jerk is pretty self-explanatory, the money side is fascinating.

  • Windows 11 is Coming!

    Wait, what? When Windows 10 came out in 2015, Microsoft had told us it would be their last version of Windows. It has received (and will continue) regular updates for the last 5 years but clearly, Microsoft wants to shift away from it…

  • Reusing The Same Passwords is a Dumb Idea!

    Let’s be honest – most of us have reused a password or two for websites we don’t care about, for example, a news site that wants you to register just to leave a comment, or some random forum you needed once to download a driver in 2018. It feels harmless, right? You’d never do that for banking, email, or your ATO login. But for that one subscription you barely use? What’s the worst that could happen? Well… more than you might think.