PC Memoirs

Cloud based storage is widely used to protect the files in a computer. Dropbox is a cloud storage that secures files and folders. SSL is used by Cloud files to maintain secure and encrypted communication. Passwords, usernames or any other personal information cannot be read by a hacker. Users of cloud computing are given an […]

VOIP (Voice/Video Over Internet Protocol) based business phone systems are available for everyone, or so they say. What about all of us using a Mac? Does it mean we cannot benefit from vendor deals? Do business VOIP systems include Apple users? Considering Lion OSX runs like a dream, my iPad feels like my new baby, […]

The world of cloud computing is new enough that it is still tackling basic issues of security, like data recovery, contractual liabilities and resiliency infrastructure for cloud servers. The important questions coming from cloud clients though are simple; most importantly, do you still need to back up your data? After all, wasn’t outsourced IT supposed […]

The terminally lazy video game fan has never had it so easy. Digital distribution has made buying games both easy and cheap, with none of the hassle of leaving the house, driving to the store, buying the game, coming back, having to make coffee, then spend time installing the game. Luckily, the internet has solved […]

VOIP (Voice/Video Over Internet Protocol) based managed and installed business phone systems (a VOIP phone system) have high levels of security. There are many levels of security they employ to help your conversations be secure. So much so, the United States government is in the process of increasing the powers of the 911 Act, so […]