It seems like more and more devices can connect to the internet in this day and age; the typical household has around 10 devices connected to the internet at one time, with about half of those being what we in the industry call “IoT” devices. But, what is an IoT device?
The term “right to repair” has been popping up a lot on social media, the news, and even congressional hearings. It has been a very contentious issue, with the two polarized sides typically lining up as manufacturers of tech equipment, versus the consumers that have purchased them. What are the sides to this argument, and…
When looking to cut costs and save money, many businesses overlook just how much technology can help their business run more efficiently. Cloud technology offers a variety of ways for businesses to cut costs as well as drastically increase communication and the effectiveness of their business. There are a few specific ways this technology helps…
When it comes to computer data backup, is there such a thing as too much? No. It may be like writing a check to Bill Gates, but the alternative can be catastrophic!
On-site support remains a key stakeholder in ensuring that the infrastructure of our IT systems are up and running. Knowing that some IT systems are quite volatile, having someone on-premises is still an essential business need. If you are wondering how this can be beneficial, then you have come to the right place.
The single most important detail to your computer system setup, behind the actual workstation hardware, is how you’re managing your files. Data loss events are going to happen – the question is, what are you doing to limit your file loss risk? Call Travel Tech for a free file backup audit!
When a hard disk drive fails, the first thing that pops up in the mind of an average computer user is how to fix it. While some hard disk drive failures can be repaired, restoration of the disk to its former working state might be hard to do.
A few decades ago when computer hardware began going more mainstream, whenever it caught a virus, crashed, started running slowly, or lost data, the only recourse you had was to unplug your computer and head straight to the computer repair shop for repairs.
We were excited to get a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ (plus) recently. And, right on time, just after committing to this purchase, the 4 came out. I’m still really excited about the 3 we just got, and already have it set up for an awesome retro gaming rig. But, what’s new with the Pi 4…
When we think of computer exploits, what most commonly comes to mind is viruses and malware from inadvertent clicks. This is also what we (Travel Tech) see the least of!
