23 July 2009
256GB USB Stick
For the full specification see http://www.kingston.com/ukroot/press/2009/prmn0907b.asp
21 July 2009
Acer Aspire Revo
The Acer Aspire Revo is extremely small (180 mm x 180 mm x 30 mm) and has been designed so that it can be attached to the back of a PC monitor.
Features, amongst many other include:
- A very capable but extremely low power processor.
- New graphic chip geared towards producing stunning output for HD and Blu-ray movies.
You can see some images here.
Full specs on the Acer website.
16 July 2009
Meetings Online
We need to hold an online meeting. Can you suggest any software I can use?
Yes, GoToMeeting offers users the facilities to set up an online meeting.
Features include:
- Record meetings.
- Use drawing tools.
- Use phone conferencing and/or VoIP.
- Share keyboard and mouse.
- Instantly change presenters.
There are various packages available to suit your needs depending on how many times you want to use GoToMeeting and the number of users.
There is a free trial at the moment which allows 30 days free use. It does ask for your credit card details and you must cancel within these 30 days if you do not wish to continue using it. If you do not, your credit card will be charged.
14 July 2009
Clearing Web History in Google
Go to www.google.co.uk
Login to 'My Account' and select Web History.
Click on Remove Items which can be found down the left hand column.
Choose Clear entire Web History
This clears your web history and pauses the feature. You can resume this straight away if you want.
09 July 2009
YouSendIt
There are various ways you can send a large file to a client:
Burn the files to a CD and post it.
Copy the files onto a USB stick and post it.
If the files are urgent though, you will want to send them via email. YouSendIt offers users a facility to send files up to 2GB.
It has a free trial which lasts for 14 days. Visit www.yousendit.com for more information.
07 July 2009
Tax for broadband
The tax will start in 2013 with the installation of fibre-optic cables completed in 2017.
To read the full report, see http://www.culture.gov.uk/images/publications/digitalbritain-finalreport-jun09.pdf
02 July 2009
Buying Domain Names
Firstly you have to choose one and check that it’s available. You can do this by searching on eg http://www.namesco.co.uk/ and entering in the domain name in the search box. Once you have chosen your domain name, you can purchase it using a debit or credit card.
Alternatively, your IT support company or web developer can do this for you - usually at a cheaper rate.
