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The year 2000 held quite a large number of events for many industries over the world. Since then, there has been a significant advancement in technology, as well as other markets. Still, many of the events that were observed this year laid a foundation for the newer advancements that we see today. We take a look back as some of the biggest computer-related events that occurred in the year 2000.
It’s impossible to do anything with a dead keyboard. You can’t enjoy your favourite games, research anything online, nor can you get any work done.
Some of these devices last more than ten years, but others will break just under three years of constant use. Of course, it’s impossible to predict when your keyboard will malfunction. But, you can replace it before it is completely dead.
Laptops are considered travel-friendly devices that you probably take with you on holidays and business trips. Many people also use laptops at the office, as it allows them to continue their work at home. What many do not realize is that laptops are not as portable as most people think they are. Sure, you can easily take the device with you on travels, but this mobile device tends to be more susceptible to damage and disaster than the desktop.
Technology is advancing rather quickly in the modern-day. This has led to the adoption of cloud-based servers by the majority of businesses over the world. Even small businesses are starting to turn toward cloud hosting solutions to serve their digital needs. In fact, only 10% of companies are expected not to use any type of cloud services at the moment. About 77% of all enterprises have one or more application that runs in the cloud. Furthermore, more than half of all organizations now report storing confidential data on cloud servers.
Despite its popularity and widespread usage, there are still a few hidden gems, even the most avid users of the operating system might’ve missed. So, whether you’re new to the system, or have been using it for years, check out these eight hidden features that will help you make the best use of your Windows 10 operating system. Continue reading
There is no doubt that smartphone technology is quickly catching up with computers. There are many smartphone and tablet manufacturers that now try to match the functions that you would be able to utilize when using a computer – whether a desktop or a laptop computer.
Still, there are some things that only a computer can do – or perhaps a computer continues to do better compared to a smartphone.
With the pace technology is currently moving at, commercial space travel will very soon be a tangible reality. Of course, the international space station already exists, and though space travel is somewhat commonplace now, it is not yet ready for commercial use. However, as everyone can agree, space travel is an experience everyone would love to have at least once in their life.
If you are conversant with the technological terminologies, the term Cryptolocker is not a surprise. It is a virus that attacks and cripples your files. This Trojan horse malware is discreet, and often, you will never notice until all your files are encrypted. Once it gains access into your network, it attacks almost everything from your desktop, laptop, and all shared network files. This includes the memory cards, and USB memory drives. The target victims are usually large data processing organizations.
4G, NBN Backup Modem Routers (Multi-Wan Technology)
A 4G backup internet modem is a fully functional unit that contains an integrated 4G system in it, allowing for a SIM card to be placed directly within the functionality of the modem itself. Using a 4G modem with a SIM in it gives us access to never before seen seamless internet browsing, mostly because it is much faster than any 3G service.
What Is a Network Attached Storage (NAS)?
In any operating system, the use of data is essential to the proper functioning of both internal and external clients. Data loss is an expensive affair, mostly for businesses. The effects of it mean loss of ample time trying to recover or setup from scratch. Again, loss of time equates to colossal losses of income. Besides the external profit losses, the major problem trickles down to the lack of morale in the staff working in the organization.
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