Virus Removal Austin
With the newest and latest super viruses plaguing the internet these days, it’s time to make sure you have adequate protection on your PC. Make… Read More »Virus Removal Austin
With the newest and latest super viruses plaguing the internet these days, it’s time to make sure you have adequate protection on your PC. Make… Read More »Virus Removal Austin
Frankenstein Computers is here with a few helpful tips on how to spot a phishing or spoofing email: Do not trust the display name A… Read More »How to Identify a Phishing or Spoofing Email
Today, March 31st is World Backup Day! When was the last time you backed your data up? In today’s world of ransomware and other data… Read More »World Backup Day!
Late last month Amazon S3, the cloud storage platform with nearly fifty percent market share, went down for almost a day. It would seem that… Read More »Typo Takes Down Amazon S3
Whether it is personal or business data, it adds up. Storing, accessing, and protecting that data is important – some things to think about: External… Read More »NAS vs DAS Data Storage
Better than the rumors! Earlier this month AMD released their first new processor in nearly 5 years. When I say new, I mean Brand New.… Read More »AMD reveals the Ryzen 5 series
Ransomware is on the rise and is set up for a record year in 2017. As Ransomware takes over your computer and encrypts all of… Read More »Ransomware is on the rise
Millions of times more power? …yes please! Computers work [on a very rudimentary level] by counting electrons. The signal is either going to be a… Read More »Quantum Computers
Optalysys, a UK company, is on track to release a co-processor that uses light instead of electricity by the end of 2017. This device plugs… Read More »PCIe co-processor that uses light instead of electricity
For months, there has been a bug in the Cloudflare content optimization systems that has exposed sensitive information sent by users to websites that… Read More »Cloudflare Bug Exposed
It seems like only yesterday that the first wave of 802.11ac (the current wireless standard) devices were released. The reality is that 802.11ac has been… Read More »Here comes another WiFi Standard
Blizzard has announced over the weekend that it is going to end support for gamers on Windows XP and Vista by the end of 2017.… Read More »Blizzard is Ending Support for Windows XP and Vista