If like me you have a drawer full of USB 2 & 3 cables and a bunch of devices that connect to your computer this way then next time you buy a new computer you should check that they are still supported. The latest USB port standard, USB-C is now starting to appear in computers but the connector is much[Read More…]
If you’ve been a service like Unotelly or Getflix to help you view Netflix channels from countries other than Australia…and have started experiencing access issues…don’t panic. Yes Netflix recently announced that they would be cracking down on these ‘unblocking’ services and it seems they are having limited success with this campaign, however the Unblocking providers are not afraid to[Read More…]
January 28 is International Data Privacy Day. Protecting your personal information isn’t something you should just think about once a year, but today is a great reminder of the sorts of things you should be thinking about when you’re online and steps you can take to ensure your information remains secure. Trend Micro Australia has shared the following valuable information[Read More…]
Good grief, it’s back to school time already! For some students this will mean using a notebook or similar device at school for the first time. The whole idea of choosing the right device can be overwhelming and expensive so I’ve been talking about that quite a bit here at Tech Daily, but joining the conversation is Danielle Watts, Intel Education[Read More…]
Ever pushed send on an email only to regret it as soon as it’s gone? Generally speaking you can’t stop an email once it’s left the outbox, however in some cases you can give yourself a bit of a buffer period just in case you change you mind. One example is Gmail’s “undo send” feature. Click into gmail settings and[Read More…]
