As an IT service firm, we have come across our fair share of prospective clients who are using technologies that are either outdated or unsuitable for commercial use. Now just imagine how detrimental this can be for business operations, especially when the email servers are not working or a workstation breaks down just hours before a deadline!
Seeing that this is our last blog post for 2013, it seems only befitting that we reflect on the past year and look forward to what the new year has in store for us. So many good things has happened for Computer Guys this year and it would not have been possible without you, our dear clients and partners. Thus, we would like to start off by saying a big thank you for your continuous support and faith in us.
When hacking is mentioned, what is the first thing that immediately pops into your mind? A bunch of indecipherable code flashing across a black screen? Loss of critical data and leaked information? What about your impression of hackers? No thanks to Hollywood and media reports, most people would think of them as evil geniuses who use their knowledge of technology to wreck havoc and create a public nuisance.
Earlier this year, the world was introduced to the Pebble, a smart watch that can be linked to an Android or iOS device and display notifications received on that device. There are of course, other brands on the market but our system administrator Sam feels that the Pebble is the best choice. Read on for his take!
If you are using a smartphone, you will understand the difficulty of maintaining a successful work-life balance without throwing your phone out your window. It gets worse if you are in a work-related Whatsapp group chat with your colleagues and bosses.