Editor-in-Chief 903-662-8832 Do you maintain your lawn? Do you clean your house? Trash is picked up at curb? But what about those old electronics? B. A. Computer Services will assist you in recycling most electronic equipment free of charge with your paid service agreement2. You may bring your equipment to our service center or you may set … Read more
For some, Yahoo has a been a beloved site with everything from free email, to free advertising, and free chat, dating, stock quotes, just about everything under the sun. Sadly, Yahoo hasn’t had a very robust financial backing for some time. Yahoo email is now owned by Verizon and Verizon has announced it will slowly … Read more
Microsoft Corp. is pushing the new Windows 11. Owner/Buyer Beware. Microsoft has spent the past decade refining Windows 10 into a stable product. Unfortunately, it may be another 10 years before Windows 11 has the same credentials. To-date we can see no reason to upgrade to Windows 11 if you have a perfectly good running … Read more
LG announces it will no longer manufacture mobile phones according to Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline.com 4/5/2021 LG devices won’t immediately disappear from store shelves; instead, the company plans to let current supplies dwindle without replacing any inventory. Existing LG phones will continue to receive support, with the exact length of that support to vary based … Read more
Google has quietly ended support for 32bit versions of Linux DRM Widevine support in Firefox browsers. Prior to May 31, 2021 individuals running a 32 bit version of Linux could watch Amazon Prime, Roku, and Netflix videos just fine through the Firefox web browser natively installed with most Linux distributions. Videos stopped working on several … Read more
If you think Computer Geeks all speak in tongues, no not all of them. Here is a quick reference guide to help you with the storage size language: Inside the computer the smallest piece of information is a bit but in real world, no one needs to talk about bits because even a single character … Read more
Windows 10, version 1809 (Enterprise, Education, IoT Enterprise)Windows 10, version 1909 (Home and Pro)Windows Server, version 1909 (Datacenter, Standard) EXPIRESMay 11, 2021 Windows 10 Versions Expire The title isn’t a typo–Windows 10 must be upgraded to… Windows 10. In truth Microsoft has elected to not rebrand it’s Windows Operating System yet, but is in fact … Read more
TrapCall.com is one of many software solutions that claim to reduce your spam calls: www.trapcall.com/blog/how-to-stop-spam-calls. The entire article is geared toward getting you to buy into their software product by giving you a pretense of information about how to stop spoofed robocalls. The software is a TRAP itself! It is mostly a misnomer to call … Read more
People vary in how they like to meet up. You may be driving by and see our sign and decide to pull in. It’s a good bet if you see the neon open sign turned on. Or you may be on a tighter schedule and prefer to pre-plan when you will be able to have … Read more
The new solid state drives are currently lauded as better than the traditional hard drives. In plain English, here is what consumers need to know. For non-technical people, HDD is Hard Disk Drive, and has been used in computers for decades. It has a spinning platter and needle arm much like that of an old … Read more
