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The world of subscription software
The world is changing people!! Coming to the end are the days when you bought a piece of software which you could call your own and use it as many times as you wanted. Slowly but surely paying a monthly … Continue reading
Is this the future of mobile computing?
Above is an image of my trusty Blackberry Playbook with its new accessory – a bluetooth keyboard. Now you must be wondering why would I put a keyboard on a tablet? The answer is productivity. You see all the … Continue reading
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Tagged future of, microsoft, microsoft office, mobile computing, Surface Pro, windows 8
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Is Microsoft Windows the only way?
Here is a thought for you. Ask your average user what is a computer and there is a good chance the answer will be Windows. You see Windows and computers have become intertwined to such an extent that the average … Continue reading
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Tagged computer repair, IT Support, laptop repair, linux, microsoft, microsoft office, open source, stirling, windows
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Linux in Business
Is Linux viable in the business environment? Surely it is just a bunch of ‘geeks’ writing software with little support? We are going to take a look at the business offerings and settle some mis-preconceptions. Chances are at the moment … Continue reading
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Tagged active directory, buxiness, chrome, computer repair, firefox, IT Support, laptop repairs, ldap, linux, microsoft office, open office, stirling
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