As usual, the following images are courtesy of MajorGeeks, DCT’s recommended download site: As good as it gets – so close! An oxymoron? Where are the grammar police when you need them! Failed privacy shield! A really bad case of pins and needles? It’s a […]
So you’ve decided to buy a new monitor, picked out a brand and model and are now searching around the net for reviews. You come across an editorial review and click on the link only to discover that the review consists of 2 pages full
Communicating via email has assumed a unique parlance and protocol of its own but can you imagine how that might sound when applied to real life situations? In this video clip, comedy duo Tripp and Tyler show how a number of common email situations would
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Most regular DCT readers will be well aware of the importance we place on creating backups, and especially full system backups. The ability to restore a system to a previous healthy state can overcome just about every major issue encountered by users, including terminally corrupt
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Trying to keep up with emerging PC technology is akin to a dog chasing its own tail, ain’t never going to happen! We decide to update our aging PC, happy with the prospect of finally getting our hands on the latest and greatest technology, blissfully
I am a huge Star Trek fan. I was a mere 20 years old when the first episode of Star Trek aired way back in 1966, and my first child was born a month later. Not that the two are related, except for constituting fond
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It’s a sad fact that women still only account for around 30% of the total technology workforce and, in many quarters, the role of women in tech industry trade shows and the like is still viewed more as an eye-candy factor rather than anything to
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[message type=”info”]The lucky winners have now been drawn, and the winning names are: John Griffiths Debbie Yoder Charlie Copeland Winners have been notified by email. Congratulations to the winners and many thanks to all who entered, especially those who ‘Shared’ and/or ‘Tweeted’. THIS GIVEAWAY HAS
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Digiarty is running an Easter promotion which includes a giveaway of its MacX DVD Ripper Pro software (Mac only). The offer is valid until 10th April or up to 5000 copies, whichever comes first. Ultimate DVD ripper for Mac brings you the best solution to
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WonderFox is currently running an Easter promotion which includes a giveaway of its very good video conversion software, WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro… offer expires 1st May. Convert HD video to 200+ video formats and mobile devices – 50X Faster conversion speed with 0-Quality-Loss
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I’ve written about this before but I just read a comment from an elderly gentleman in response to Sherri’s excellent article, Too old for technology… NOT!, who in part asks: I get a lot of tips online, but what I would like to know is
Aomei has become the first software company to provide an all important Restore To Dissimilar Hardware feature for FREE! No other free imaging program includes this feature. In fact, even if you buy the somewhat expensive Acronis True Image, you have to pay extra again
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Secunia has recently released its Vulnerability Review 2015 which reports that more vulnerabilities were discovered in Chrome during 2014 than any other piece of core internet software – almost double that of the next nearest contender Internet Explorer. Actual results concluded by Secunia are: Chrome
The Most Vulnerable Browser Prize Goes to – Chrome! Read More »
