If you're in the market for a laptop that you plan on using for a long time, whether it's for business or just personal use, you may be wondering if there's a real difference between regular consumer computers commonly sold in retail stores or business grade computers that you probably won't find in brick and mortar shops.

Holidays are just around the corner and many people are starting to shop for gifts for themselves and their family. If you have an older computer, you might be tempted to replace it with a new one, especially if you could find them on sale. It's a bad idea and here is why...

Being hacked is the single biggest fear of most computer users. Many believe the first sign of strange behavior or errors on their PC is a sign hackers have taken control. But are hackers really inside your machine, stealing your information? Or should we be on the lookout for more subtle signs? What does being hacked really look like?

Did you get logged out of Facebook on Friday? Did it ask you to type your password again? It’s because 50 million people got hacked. I noticed it on my own computer and phone and thought it was strange. Apparently, Facebook logged out many customers to protect their accounts.

In the last few weeks, we've seen many people bringing their computers with almost exactly the same problems - freezing, slow booting of Windows, programs taking a minute or two to start... Some people even said they can make a cup of coffee while waiting for their computer turned on! The problem turned out to be the same and we managed to fix all computers, making them several times faster. This is what was happening...

Email has allowed us to send and receive messages more easily than ever before. While this is a good thing, it can lead to problems. You may receive dozens or even hundreds of emails in a day. At this point, it feels like you’re wasting your entire day dealing with those incoming messages. Even worse, it makes it difficult to find important messages in your inbox. You can quickly become overloaded with emails. So how can we deal with this overload? The first step is to reduce the number of emails you receive overall and there are a few ways to do this.