PSA: Windows 7 Will Become Obsolete After 2020
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest tech news, you may have heard that it’ll be the end of an era: Windows 7 will be “shutting down” and has extended support until January 14th, 2020.
If you’ve been keeping up with the latest tech news, you may have heard that it’ll be the end of an era: Windows 7 will be “shutting down” and has extended support until January 14th, 2020.
Everyday, humankind seem to get more and more bad news-- like how climate change is inevitable and increasing upon us, more reports about acts of violence and the global political climate, among other myriad problems with the world. It’s no wonder that the ‘millennial’ gener...
Noticed the new Twitter website redesign? The one you could opt out to a couple months back?
Now it's here.
A couple of months ago, Twitter users started noticing a message saying "A whole new Twitter is coming. New features and a new look are launc...
One thing is always certain in the tech world - innovation. And with innovation comes change. Technology is constantly evolving, and the people who support those technologies have absolutely no choice but to adapt. Emil Isanov, CEO of ETech 7 - a leading managed IT services fir...
Your small business uses (or plans to use) a computer network, as most do, to streamline work processes and improve efficiency. Most small businesses do not have an IT department to maintain, manage, or expand a network since on-site IT departments cost a fortune and impractical ...
Back in 2012, a huge chunk of my day would involve transcribing 30-40-minute interviews I have conducted the day before. I remember using an audio foot pedal to go back 15 seconds into the audio file to make sure I heard a word correctly or that I did not miss important informati...
No matter which industry your small business is in, having an IT team in this day and age is an enterprise necessity. Whether you run your sales on the internet, save your records offline, or merely use a company email, your business depends on running, working tech.
Decisions, decisions…
What is a backup?
[See updated 2019 article HERE.]
Back in 2012, a huge chunk of my day would involve transcribing 30-40-minute interviews that I have conducted the day before. I remember using an audio foot pedal to go back 15 seconds into the audio file to make sure that I heard a word correct...
