I was going to produce another teardown video but I found an excellent one so why reinvent the wheel. Below is a dismantle \ disassemble \ teardown of a Dell Venue 11 (5130) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJL1rORK-SI
I was going to produce another teardown video but I found an excellent one so why reinvent the wheel. Below is a dismantle \ disassemble \ teardown of a Dell Venue 8 5830 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pi5baams1U
Put simply Samsung Knox is a program that runs on newer models of Samsung Android devices (like the Galaxy S3 and S4) which provides a secure environment that is separate from the less secure Android operating system. When you start KNOX you will see a new desktop, secure email, secured […]
A neat new feature in Windows 8.1 is the ability to restrict a user to running a single application. This could be handy for: libraries that only want users to run their search app public PC’s that are only to be used for Internet Explorer retail stores that want run […]
A cowboy named Bud was overseeing his herd in a remote mountainous pasture in Alberta when suddenly a brand-new BMW advanced toward him out of a cloud of dust. The driver, a young man in a Brioni suit, Gucci shoes, RayBan sunglasses and YSL tie, leaned out the window and […]
If you are working with JET REPORTS in Excel and you find that the COMPANY field will not populate and you receive the following message when you click the TEST CONNECTION button: THE REQUIRED DYNAMICS NAV CLIENT EXECUTABLE (FINSQL.EXE) COULD NOT BE FOUND IN “. then you most likely have not populated […]
Well, that phrasing is just wrong. In fact TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is replaced by WSD (Web Services For Devices) but IP is used in either case AND WSD is not a PORT it is a control mechanism. Sooo, it would be more accurate to ask WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE […]
I have written a number simple SharePoint 2013 articles recently and was going to add another on explaining how to change your logo, add columns to a page, set a background graphic… but then I found the following excellent blog from Microsoft and instead of writing a new one, I […]
This video is primarily a demonstration of the new features in Office 2013 with specific sections on Word 2013 and Excel 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJLb4EE5ByI
Below is a total cost of ownership evaluation of black and white, desktop laser printers, with network connectivity. This analysis could easily be used as a template for other color printers, inkjet printers… I did not want All-in-One’s because of the complexity they add. Even though color laser printers have dramatically […]
This software is a very minor adjustment to our Free Visitor Management software which you can source HERE. It was written for a specific school as the teacher was having troubles modifying it but I assure you it is VERY easy to adjust Click here to DOWNLOAD my COMPLETELY Student Hall […]
This is the first of three tutorials explaining how to run a simple Server 2012 Remote Desktop Services environment. This is ideal for companies with less than (say) 20 concurrent users if you source good hardware. BACKGROUND: It used to be that all you need to do to get a Terminal […]
We offer completely free 30 day trials (truly no strings attached) for these services to anyone who asks: For the $4 Exchange email or the $2 per month Web Mail only, please contact us directly to send you an invitation. For the $6 Exchange email and Lync (instant messaging, video […]
The new OUTLOOK.COM looks very similar to Windows Mail in Windows 8 (and to a lesser degree Outlook 2013) with an ultra clean “metro” layout. Microsoft said the new web interface has 60% fewer pixels than Hotmail and as you can see in plain screen shot below, I don’t think […]
It will be called Office 2013. According to Marry-Jo Folley, TechEd 2012 had a few demos using Office 2013 branding so while this has not been officially announced yet, it would appear to be the case. See the yellow bar in the graphic below Office 15 = Office 2013 http://i.zdnet.com/blogs/excel2013rt.png She […]
Companies are notorious for providing questionable MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure). Disks are no exception to this rule. We found that www.behardware.com had acquired actual return rates and so we took their number and compiled the following list. The numbers are …taken from a large French etailer, whose database we have […]