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AXICOM provides computer and network services, managed computer services,computer repair, server management, technical support, data backup and backup solutions, and technical training to businesses and schools throughout Southern California. Our goal is to reduce the cost of technology, increase revenue and increase efficiency for our client partners. AXICOM BlogBalancing Security and Convenience Last night I met with a group of fellow tech guys at a local restaurant. One of them told us a story about the time he worked for Hughes Aircraft in Canoga Park in the late 1980s.Upgrading Your PC to Windows 7 So you like all the things you are hearing about Windows 7 and feel like you want to give it a spin. Well, it's not as easy as installing an application like Microsoft Office. Upgrading your PC to Windows 7 takes planning, a block of free time, and courage.Los Angeles: City in the Google Cloud On Tuesday, the City of Los Angeles city council voted unanimously in favor of a $7.25 million contract to outsource its email and document application system to Google. This is a HUGE milestone for cloud computing and a giant coup for Google. New Facebook for Blackberry v1.7 ReleasedBlackberry (RIM) has released a new version 1.7 of Facebook for Blackberry (FFB). This is a free download from the Facebook website. The new version features include:
Windows 7 Edition Comparison Windows 7 is finally here. Windows 7 has proven to be significant improvement over Windows Vista. Windows 7 is faster, uses RAM more efficiently, and will run your older programs with XP Mode (available on Windows 7 Professional and Ultimate only).Google Voice Security Concerns There was some interesting buzz this week about Google Voice voicemail security. Some voicemail transcriptions were indexed by Googles Search engine and potentially private voicemail messages were accessible to the public. Hackers See Small Businesses as Easy Targets This is an excellent article at ClarkHoward.com that should be required reading for all small business owners . http://bit.ly/2HRIY8 5 Steps to a Problem Free PC Below are five basics security steps that everyone should be following to protect their PCs. Did You Know 4.0 VideoIt's simply amazing the speed at which the world changes.
 Dangerous Browser Passwords It can be maddening trying to track passwords for all the websites you visit. And your web browser will gladly store these passwords for you. But did you know that you (or anyone) can readily view these passwords stored in your PC's web browser? |
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