Posts by TechStrong
Do You Have A Disaster Plan?
In today’s day and age we accumulate a few more pictures than we used to. By a few more I am referring to thousands. Thousands of pictures that we probably would be sad to see disappear. Not to mention documents, movies, and of course music. Some people take it for granted that their data will…
Read MoreLaptop Screen Replacement
Laptop screens have become quite affordable and range from 55 to 95 dollars on the average. Plus a little shipping depending on how quickly you want it. As you can see from my video, it doesn’t take too much time or effort. Here is the video I made while replacing a laptop screen. Even if…
Read MoreWhat is Web Presence?
Web Presence refers to a business’s foot print in the web. This includes a web page but is so much more than that. Good web presence will include a web page, Facebook page, business listing sites, review sites, consistent activity, and more. The process takes time and is an ongoing strategy rather than a goal to…
Read MoreOpen Source Technologies Provide Options
Open source technologies can provide many cost effective and customizable options. While no single solution will work for every situation, open source projects typically have a variety of configurations, settings, and plug-ins to tailor them to your needs. Another distinct advantage open source provides is free licensing to use the software. An enterprise grade support can optionally be purchased and…
Read More5 Things You Should Know When Buying a New Computer
Today’s technology has been advancing and changing so quickly that the average person is often left behind. It now feels like buying a new computer is harder than buying a new car. We are overwhelmed with details like storage capacity, gigabytes of memory, and processor speed. What brand should you buy? Will you need to…
Read MoreComputer scams claim more victims!
Computer scammers are becoming very pro-active and aggressive. They can call you or open a chat window on your computer. They can tell you that they are from Microsoft. They get your phone numbers from social sites and companies that sell lists of contacts. Sometimes a legitimate website, such as jamieoliver.com, can become compromised. Then…
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