Geek Blog - computer help

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, which means that it’s time to start thinking about the caregivers in our lives. Mom would appreciate some flowers or a dinner out, but she would be even more surprised if you give her something unexpected. Our lives are connected to digital devices and your mom most likely has a few of her own that she depends on for entertainment or to stay connected to her loved ones. Mom can have some fun with tech devices. ... Read more

A home office has a lot of advantages for modern workers - no commute to the office, better work/life balance, and flexibility in your schedule. A traditional office is designed to promote productivity for workers and to ensure that everything that is needed for optimal performance is available. Working from home should not mean that you sacrifice the tools that help you do your best work. Here are some of our tips for creating a workspace that promotes productivity. Create a Designated ... Read more

Many US companies and others worldwide who do business in the European Union (EU) have been preparing for the deadline to comply with the region’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is May 25, 2018. By this date, virtually all companies that work within the EU’s 28-member states or gather data from them will need to demonstrate that they meet GDPR compliance standards. This means they have defined consistent processes for how personal data of EU residents related to transactions that ... Read more

Most people become nervous at the thought of learning in a group setting, especially if the topic is unfamiliar. Often, group learning means varying levels of knowledge and learning styles that the teacher will have to consider. Furthermore, the teacher may not have time to focus on each student in order to make sure they understand what is being covered. If any of these concerns sound familiar to you, we believe that in-home computer training and working with a computer tutor ... Read more

A computer is a machine composed of hardware and software components. A computer receives data through an input unit based on the instructions it is given and after it processes the data, it sends it back through an output device. How does this come together to make the computer work? The input devices of a computer can depend on the type of computer we are dealing with but most typically we will find a mouse, keyboard, scanner or even applications (software) installed ... Read more