My wife works for a university and received a letter from the Domain Registry of Canada telling her the university domain is about to expire and she needs to move fast to prevent it from expiring. In the document, when you read carefully, it actually says ‘to renew and transfer your domain, complete this form…’.

Technology advances in recent years have changed the way traditional work is done and open up the possibility for greater income generation and personal achievements.
The job market is going back to a self-employment model.

There are 3 things that you should just not run a computer without. 1. Battery Backup (UPS) 2. Antivirus 3. BACKUP!!

Did you get a shiny new computer or laptop for Christmas? Did it come with a 30 day antivirus trial, and a bunch of other software you’re pretty sure you’ll never use? Many computers come with pre-loaded software, simply because the manufacturers make partner deals with other vendors. Trouble is, most of that software only slows down the computer, and there’s no point having something installed that you won’t use.

Many of us carry cell phones and electronic devices on us while we’re on the go, cell phones being the most common, which can result in a phone call or text message possibly taking our attention away from the critical task of driving.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAG39jKi0lI Here is a funny video to start your week off right!

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Have you ever thought you would like a dedicated technology professional available to answer any calls you may have, or to be available when you experience technology problems and don’t want to wait a week to get them fixed, or be without a computer? That’s the basic idea of Residential NerdCare! For a low monthly cost, starting at $49 per month, depending on the customized needs of each client.

I spend my days helping residential and business clients use and understand technology, and it amazes me how often I encounter computers that are in need of work, even when clients are content with the system’s performance.