Google Chrome to Start Labeling Non-HTTPS Sites “Not Secure”
Google Chrome browser version 56 will begin warning users of Non-HTTPS web pages. If you don’t have an SSL certificate for your site, let us help.
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Fake Firefox Adobe Flash Player
Be careful downloading and installing anything from a source that you do not completely trust. There is a fake version of Adobe Flash player circulating which will install malware on your computer.
ReadMicrosoft Plans Stores To Tranform PC Buying
In an attempt to change their image as not being appealing directly to consumers, Microsoft plans to open up stores around the U.S. in an attempt to create a environment where they can have trained retail associates on duty to better help the buyers get what they need from the computer. Alongside selling computers we […]
ReadQuick Tech News
Here are couple of tech news tidbits that I ran across recently (translation: I am too lazy to do a real blog post): According to Nielsen, by the end of the 2008, an estimated 20% of U.S. households will have ditched the phone company and will only have mobile phones (they will be years behind […]
ReadSony Recalls Vaio Laptops
Well, it has been a while since there was a significant laptop recall, but you knew it would happen again. Sony has issued a voluntary recall of 438,000 Vaio laptop computer due to the possibility of overheating that could potentially burn the user. According to the statement by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Sony […]
ReadWindows Vista Makes Big Strides
Last month, the VP of Windows Vista marketing Brad Brooks openly acknowledged that Microsoft has felt the pressure from the negative publicity surrounding Windows Vista. “We broke a lot of things. We know that, and we know it caused you a lot of pain.” At the center of the negative publicity stood Apple with the […]
ReadInternet Security Suites
Most new computers these days come preloaded with some form of Internet Security, usually McAfee or, *gasp*, Norton. These are usually in the form of a trial version for up to 15 months with the hopes that, when the trial period is expired you will be so intimidated by the thought of installing a different […]
ReadBest Buy Will Sell iPhone
Best Buy is scheduled to start selling Apple’s iPhone on September 7. This is huge for Best Buy because it makes them the first independent retailer to be allowed to do this and it makes them the first U.S. retailer to do so. Best Buy already had an inside track due to the fact that […]
ReadCentralized Storage for Your Business
So you have 2 PCs or maybe even 10 PCs in your business. Each person has their own files on their PCs and makes changes to those files when necessary. Though, what if you have files that need to be shared by everyone (or even certain people) in the business? What if multiple people need to make changes to a […]
ReadMonthly Tech Support
As a part of the Crystal Coast Technologies Tech Support program we are now offering monthly tech support service to businesses both large and small. These services are meant to keep your PCs and your network running as efficiently as possible so that you can concentrate on the other aspects of your business. Monthly service […]
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