by Jaime Hernandez | Aug 22, 2014 | Computer and Internet Security, Computer Services of New Jersey, DIY - Do It Yourself, Tech Blog
Note: This article is meant to provide the everyday end user a means of visually comparing the speed difference between hard wired and wireless internet speed connections within a home or office network. The article is not geared towards the technically elite, it is...
by Jaime Hernandez | Jan 25, 2012 | Computer and Internet Security, DIY - Do It Yourself, Tech Blog
Update: This DIY also works for newer models of the Kindle Fire including the Kindle Fire HD and HDX. Amazon’s Kindle Fire is one of the hottest android tablets for 2012. For $200 you simply cannot buy a better tablet. Though with that incredible price also comes a...
by Jaime Hernandez | Jan 18, 2012 | Computer and Internet Security, Tech Blog, Tech News
With all of the craziness taking place in the world these days it wasn’t hard to notice Google, Wikipedia and many other sites protesting the latest efforts of the media industry to combat online piracy. Stop Online Piracy Act, aka…SOPA, is the latest...
by Jaime Hernandez | May 25, 2011 | Computer and Internet Security, Tech News
The NSA, National Security Agency, has published a list of techniques for securing your computer in accordance with their own computer security standards. Every computer operating system has vulnerabilities that can be exploited especially when it comes to computer...
by Jaime Hernandez | May 12, 2011 | Computer and Internet Security, Tech Blog
Identity theft, online security, password security…these are all terms that unfortunately have become ubiquitous in the homes of the United States. It seems we can’t go a few days without hearing something on the news about someone having their identity...
by Jaime Hernandez | May 11, 2011 | Computer and Internet Security, Tech Blog, Tech News
When someone thinks about a computer that is immune to virus attacks their first thought is a Mac. Why is it that Macs always seemed to be immune to computer viruses? Well, there are a number of reasons why Macs were immune to viruses and malware. Before we begin,...
