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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Setting up a Windows 7 HomeGroup
HomeGroup is a rather nifty feature of Windows 7 that allows you to easily share documents, photos and music across your home network. If you want to learn how to set it up, we found a very useful guide on … Continue reading
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Why Social Media Matters to Your Business
Do you really have to use social media within your business? Is it a viable way of promoting your brand? Can it really raise your profile? Yes, yes and yes – social media really can do that for your business, … Continue reading
Back to Basics with the Raspberry Pi
Designed to get children back into programming, the Raspberry Pi is a small (matchbox size) computer that plugs into your TV and a keyboard. Although it can be used for a lot of the stuff you use your PC for, … Continue reading
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Is Android’s Security Good Enough?
More and more of us are moving into the cloud as it is often a convenient and cost effective solution for small businesses. Plus, with the growing popularity of smartphones, the number of people using apps for business (and personal … Continue reading