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• Amazon Debuts Government-Only Cloud Storage Service

  Amazon Web Services, also known as AWS, has just launched a government-only cloud storage service for US government departments as well as contractors. Up until now, US government agencies had been unable to process or store data in the cloud due to compliance regulations. Amazon has stated that its GovCloud service will address these regulations. In addition … Continue reading »

• The Essentials of Apple’s iCloud

  The iCloud from Apple will be here before you know it and Apple is just now starting to roll out details about pricing as well as the beta version of iCloud.com. So in case you missed it, here is the low down on Apple’s newest cloud-based service known as iCloud. One thing a lot of people were … Continue reading »

• Colleges Unite to Create Faster Computer Networks

  A coalition of around 29 universities across America are throwing their weight behind a plan to create ultra-high-speed computer networks in the communities surrounding their campuses. These networks would also have internet service several hundred times faster than what is now available commercially.

• Cyber Attacks Against the U.S. Ruled As Acts of War by Pentagon

  The rash of cyber attacks across the country recently have prompted some strong words from the United States government. The US Department of Defense has ruled that any attack on computer networks or sabotage of information systems stemming from other countries officially constitute an act of war and can be responded to with traditional military force.

• China Blocking Gmail

  Google has recently reported that there have been some email disruptions over in China stating that people are having trouble accessing Google’s Gmail program. Sporadic access to the email system has been experienced by users in China for weeks. Access has been reported as sporadic for some but completely blocked for others. Google, which is … Continue reading »

• Nasdaq Stock Market Definitely Got Hacked

  There was a lot of news buzzing recently over reports that the computers belonging to the company that owns the Nasdaq Stock Market got hacked. Well, those rumors have been confirmed as the company has stated that they definitely got hacked. The company that owns the Nasdaq Stock Market has confirmed over the weekend that … Continue reading »

• Get Help With Your Router and Firewalls

  The thought of having wireless internet at your home or office is one of the most exciting prospects one could have. To be able to connect your computers, laptops, printers, copiers and smartphones to the internet without getting tangled up in a slew of messy wires is one of the best things for an office. … Continue reading »

• Network Firewalls and Corporate Network Security

  When operating a business or company that extensively uses a computer network for employees, business transactions and the like, it is always important that you be protected from any type of virus or malicious program that has the potential to mess things up very badly for you. In order to have adequate protection, you need … Continue reading »

• Memphis Computer Service

  Most people don’t realize that Memphis is the largest city in Tennessee. The Memphis metropolitan area is made up of about 1,300,000 residents. Due to its location, right on the Mississippi River and at the intersection of several major freight railways and interstate highways, the city has also earned a reputation for being ideal for … Continue reading »

• How to Prevent Your Computer from Overheating

  The cooling system of your computer is one of the most important features of the machine. Without a proper cooling system the electrical components in your PC would simply be unable to function. A dead give away that your computer is overheating is if it begins to hang, freeze, or gets stuck, much in the … Continue reading »