If your typical New Year’s resolutions lasted about 30 seconds, you’re not alone. Pledges to eat better, start running and learn how to jugg

If your hard drive is going bad, chances are strange things are happening and you’re a little panicked.

Remember how well your computer ran when you first brought it home? It was booting so fast, files were whizzing around at light speed,

Recently, a security flaw called KRACK was discovered that allows hackers to break into Wi-Fi networks – even the secured ones.

ometimes computers do wacky things that ring alarm bells and make us dive for cover.

It’s tons of fun getting a new device. Whether it’s a new desktop, laptop or phone: the thrill of getting it home and opening the box

Well, it depends – mostly on who you’re asking! A department store salesman will always recommend a new one

You’d be right in thinking it’s hard to program a computer virus that can spread across the world in a flash

Computers generally start slowing down within 6 months

One common theme among these tips is making sure your Windows operating system up to date.

Batteries are rarely talked about - until they’re drained

The Internet is growing and evolving so fast even the dictionary has trouble keeping up. Here are 12 suddenly common terms that are helpful

On 11th April 2017, Microsoft will cease all support and security patching, just like they did with previous Windows versions.

The best way to avoid a computer virus is by using common sense, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be safe from attack.

Taking the time to properly secure your IoT device is essential to making sure you get the whole, happy future-tech experience.

We repair many computers and laptops each week, but unfortunately this is often ‘closing the barn door after the horse has bolted’

Business is booming for hackers, with thousands of attacks each day bringing in an average of $640 per target.

Remember the awe you felt when you turned on your new computer and it loaded in a flash?

When did you last tune up your PC? Never? Maintaining your computer, whether it runs OS X or Windows, is essential to keeping it fast.

Before your important files become corrupted, you lose your photos and your digital life is essentially destroyed.