It and Computing News & Updates
- 1st February 2017
Every mobile phone has a unique 15 digit code called an IMEI number. You can use this number to track a lost phone and you can even wipe data off a lost phone if you have this number!
- 19th December 2016
We have put together 5 important steps to help you avoid fraud this winter. Help prevent yourself from Phone scams, Text message scams, Online fraud and email scams with our easy to follow our steps to a safer winter!
- 21st August 2016
Summer at the Museums, revolting demonstrations and a great night of comedy are just some of the events happening in Cambridge this weekend.
- 16th August 2016
Discover the fun filled family events taking place in Cambridge this weekend.
- 7th February 2016
No plans for the weekend? Then check out the wide range of activities happening in Cambridge!
- 31st December 2015
Happy New Year! 2016 is upon us and with it a new year to celebrate and for many of us, make a fresh start! So what are going to be the new trends we can all expect for 2016?
- 26th November 2015
Hacked of? Someone rummaging through your files. Would you know if they
were?
Computer hacking has recently been brought to the attention of the entire Country through the publicity surrounding the ‘Talk Talk’ incident and recent terrorist behaviour. With every similar event confidence is shaken, but often once the dust settles most people forget and go back to the way they were.
- 20th April 2015
Google is implementing some new algorithms which will check for mobile friendliness and quality of user experience on mobile devices.
If your website is considered non compliant to these checks, it is likely to be affected in Google’s search results from the 21st of April 2015. More and more online traffic now comes from mobile devices and with 80% of internet users owning a smartphone and around 48% of those starting their online searches using search engines*, it is definitely something to take note of.
- 18th March 2015
Are you over 50 and having a few issues with your computer, or would just like some simple friendly advice on how to use it?