Monthly Archives: September 2013

The company on Monday unveiled its newest tablets that feature jacked-up components and nifty new dual-position kickstands. The Surface 2, which runs Windows RT, now will come with Outlook, while the Surface Pro 2, which runs Windows 8.1, will continue … Continue reading →

Net neutrality, at least in part, may be in trouble. The Hill reports that judges in a federal court seemed unconvinced Monday of the Federal Communications Commission’s arguments regarding the regulations during a landmark case involving Verizon. Net neutrality refers … Continue reading →

  The latest 180, announced by the company on September 9, is that MSDN/TechNet subscribers and volume licensees are going to be able to get their hands on the Windows 8.1 release to manufacturing (RTM) bits early, after all. In … Continue reading →

Every single laptop that comes into my shop for work gets a thorough cleaning. All of my customers when they come to pick up are so impressed with how clean it is. They say it hasn’t looked like that since … Continue reading →

SHUTTING DOWN THE COMPUTER INCORRECTLY OR RUNNING THE BATTERY UNTIL IT IS DEAD CAN HARM YOUR DATA. Removing the power while the Hard Drive is reading or writing data requires the HD to shut down into a safe state within … Continue reading →