Computers and Technology
Be Smart: Partition Your Drive
Being in the computer field for some years, I've seen many people being afraid to save data on their computers. People are so paranoid, but don't really know what to do unless they're willing to spend a little time to learn about the box with a cup holder built into it (CD ROM tray)=0). Read more →Beat the Printer Scheme and Save a Ton of Money on Ink or Toner
Before you buy another printer, make sure you read this article. The printing manufacturers actually don?t make any money on the printer itself. Instead, the real profits are made on the ink and toner. Read more →Beginners Guide to Computer Languages
Just as you don?t need to be a mechanic to know how to drive, modern computers have become so user friendly that you don?t really have to know how they work in order to operate them. Read more →Benefits of Portal Content Management
Organizations need to provide timely, relevant information to customers, partners, and employees anywhere in the world, to meet today's business requirements. Read more →Better Late than Never?
Have you ever sat back and wondered about the corporate decisions made by the executives at Microsoft? Well, I certainly have. It never ceases to amaze me how utterly clueless these people are. Read more →Biometric Baggage Check-in and More
Back in January we reported on the use of biometric scanners at Heathrow and other international airports. Now two more biometric applications that will impact international travelers are coming down the pike, both from Precise Biometrics, a Swedish company with subsidiaries in the US and UK. Read more →Biometrics - Customer Friendly Computer Security
I don?t know about you, but I hate passwords. I hate changing them, because I never can think of what I want to use! Isn?t there a better way?Actually there is. Read more →Biometrics History -- Looking at Biometric Technologies from Past to Present
The ancient Egyptians and the Chinese played a large role in biometrics' history. Although biometric technology seems to belong in the twenty-first century, the history of biometrics goes back thousands of years. Read more →Blackboard Learning in the Twenty-First Century
My grandmother likes to remind me that to her it seems like yesterday that she attended college - something virtually unheard for women of her generation to do. Read more →Blu-ray Name: Can Misspelling Blue-ray Hurt Blueray?
We have noticed that there is a lot of confusion about blu-ray (Blue-ray) spelling. Almost 50% of all Blu-ray searches in Google are done with Blue-ray or Blueray. Read more →← Previous Next →
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Aphorism
Where there is the necessary technical skill to move mountains, there is no need for the faith that moves mountains.