A Technician's Tech Blog
If the World Wide Web had actually developed into the world’s information centre in a way that would suggest that it has reached its true potential, you would be able to jump online and accurately diagnose an illness you appear to be suffering from, wouldn’t you? Yet as much as you can try, the likelier outcome is that you walk away convinced that you’re dying of some cosmic set of diseases! Continue reading
With the rise of mobile technology, credit cards, fibre internet connections and many more ingenious inventions, we live in the ‘now’ era. We have become accustomed to getting our deliveries in as soon as possible, connecting to friends immediately, finding out cinema screenings with the click of a button and more. It should come as no surprise that we also feel this way about paying for things. Continue reading
Data recovery hardware is a necessity for data recovery businesses because it can recover data that was lost through PCB (printed circuit board) failures, hard drive head failures, firmware failures, and bad sectors. Data recovery software can’t retrieve data that was caused by any of those problems. Continue reading
Are your blog posts boring? Think about it. Would you want to read your blog? If the answer is no, you need to figure out why. There are thousands upon thousands of bloggers out there. They saturate the internet and make it almost impossible to do something new. If you can think of a subject, you can be sure that you’ll find a blog out there covering it. Diversity is your friend, though, and don’t you forget it. Without a little healthy competition, you would get lazy. Making your blog stand out from the crowd means making it different and interesting to your readers. Here is an awesome guide to writing blogs. Continue reading
Old tech is dead forever? Right? Wrong. Old tech finds a way of coming back again and again. Sure you can still throw out your PC from 1996, but I bet you a lot of the technology pioneered then is still present inside your computer today. Technology is iterative. Here are a few examples of what we’re talking about. Continue reading
Every year, manufacturers and industry insiders gather at the Mobile World Congress to celebrate the latest in mobile and digital technology. From smartphones and smartwatches to virtual reality headsets and internet ready bicycles the MWC is a veritable smorgasbord of gear and gadgetry. Industry leaders, like Samsung, Microsoft, and HTC, come to the MWC to unveil their latest products and to hint at what’s in store for the future. Some of those products will take the world by storm, while others will become minor footnotes in the history of mobile communications. This year saw an impressive array of new gadgets poised to storm the international market, and as always the latest smartphone models garnered much of the attention.