Ok, that may be a little bit of an exaggeration, but we really like TuneUp Utilities here at Geek Towers, and there’s a Christmas sale on! Save £7.50 and give your PC a new lease of life. The world first TuneUp Program Deactivator™ significantly reduces the load on a PC! The Tuning Status shows which …
Thanks to the lovely Amazon, we’ve already got quite a bit of our Christmas shopping done. After all, any self-respecting geek will be shopping online for their presents…
We think our online backup solution is a no-brainer. Backup as many PCs and as much data as you like for £24 a year. But this weekend we’re going to make it even more attractive. For everyone that completes a subscription for our Livedrive online backup solution between now and 2359 on Sunday 21/11/10, we …
Backup your PC and help Children in Need – please RT! Read More »
Dear Geek, My colleague has offered to show me his dongle. Should I feign interest or slap him? Blushing of Beltinge.
I’m a proud owner of an Android phone – an HTC Desire, slightly hacked to run Android 2.2. In fact, I like it so much, I bought one for Mrs Dear Geek – an HTC Legend, unhacked. These phones synchronise beautifully with our Hosted Exchange solution, so we always know where we are and who …
My Love Hate Relationship with Google and Android Read More »
I am fortunate that I am reminded why I enjoy running my own business at fairly regular intervals. This morning was one of these occasions. Met up with a potential client to discuss a potential website. Things were going well when suddenly something went ‘click’. We came up with (we think) a great theme for …
On Friday, 1st October, I had the opportunity to talk to the attendees at First Friday at the Canterbury Innovation Centre. Here I will summarise the presentation as well as provide those all important links to the products and services mentioned.
This morning our friends at the wonderful First Friday (networking and skills share) asked my opinion on this article at the Guardian: “Can you protect your computer for free?” To which I replied “Yes…
Dear Geek, My broadband seems to be fine most of the time but I lose connection every time the phone rings. Help! Cut-off of Canterbury.
Over at Three Word Chant they have uncovered a Newsweek article from 1995 by Clifford Stoll, entitled “The Internet? Bah!” telling us why the internet would ultimately fail to fulfil all the predictions made about it. Clifford was not some nay-saying crackpot, he knew his stuff, he was just wrong. Funny thing is, back then …
Why the internet didn’t fail: surely not Microsoft? Read More »