All those people that suffer with Diabetes - Sensors could monitor blood sugar unobtrusively:- Apple is said to be working secretly on developing glucose sensors to help in the treatment...
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Here are the questions surrounding the apps: 1. What is encryption? Encryption means sending information in a way that only authorised people can access it. In practice, this means the...
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The Growing Data Analytics industry mines computers to track our thoughts Publicity stunts were an almost daily occurrence during the referendum campaign, with each side endlessly competing to outdo the...
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Where do I stand on Whatsapp Groups It sounds like a great idea: an app on your phone that allows you to message multiple people at once and have a...
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On Line Gamers use Malware to cheat! We usually think of malware as something used to steal data from Businesses or to affect websites in politically motivated attacks. But if...
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NMA fight against social media sites posting fake news! A free and fearless Press is society’s single best defence against fake news but action is needed to ensure the news...
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Top Tips on avoiding Cyber Attacks Online! We have come across this article from Spirit FM and even heard them talking about this on the 14th March 2017. This is...
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We're back to blogging! Hi There, We haven’t blogged much lately as our new web site has been under development. We are now back in full force and Blogging will...
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We have been hearing a lot (both in the Press and from our own Clients) about the negative impact and affect that Microsoft has caused by its’ surreptitious installation of Windows 10. Even those that don’t want it often find that they have unknowingly had it installed on their machines. Once it is on the PC it can cause the User problems with the interfacing with other programmes they already have installed. Just over a month ago, we wrote about a update dialogue for Windows 10 that caused a bit…
