There is less than one week until the existing copper wire connections, including existing landline phone, ADSL internet and Telstra Cable internet service will be disconnected from Aspley as a result of the NBN being available within the area. As noted in an earlier CyberGuru Blog post, the first home phone and internet services are […]
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Nowadays when we travel we are often taking with us various technologies, such as your smart phone, tablet or laptop that are connected. Like getting the necessary vaccinations prior to travel, it is important to prepare your technology to ensure you don’t have any infections that spoil your trip! Here are seven tips for travelling […]
Have a computer-related question you are seeking an answer for? As part of Think QLD, Buy locally during Small Business Week 2014, CyberGuru is proud to offer you a complimentary 20-minute telephone consultation to help you seek an answer. CyberGuru is a proud Queensland-based small business, providing computer solutions in consulting, design, support and training to small […]
We are responding to questions from followers on our social networks each month. Andrew asks CyberGuru: “Our printer has the default setting to print on single-sided colour for but I want it set to duplex black? How do we set it, so we don’t need to manually set it each time we print?” Windows allows […]
CyberGuru’s Proprietor/Chief Guru, Chris Jeffery, has been invited to present as part of a panel session for the IT Service Management Forum (itSMF) Queensland Branch seminar on 10 September 2014. The seminar, “Doing things differently in, on and around ITSM” has a panel session titled, “ITSM in your organisation—now and the future” where Chris along […]
Over the past few months, CyberGuru has been establishing new relationships with like-minded organisations to partner with to continue to provide the best quality solutions to our clients. Building on our existing partnerships, we selected our new business partners who provide best-of-breed products and services that complement our offerings and fulfil the needs of our […]
Bloatware is promotional software often pre-installed by PC manufacturers onto new computers. Installing such software allows them to make additional money from your computer after you purchase it, effectively using your computer to advertise to you from the moment you turn it on for the first time. However, it can also slow your computer down […]
Google has recently improved its search engine features for businesses (and not-for-profit organisations) to enable them to be easily found on its search engine whether or not you have a website. Known as Google My Business, businesses can connect directly with customers with Google Search, along with Maps and its social platform, Google+ at no […]
Adobe Reader is a free application that allows you to open and print PDF (Portable Document Format) files in the way they were designed by the author without the need for the particular program it was designed with. Another advantage is that saved PDF files retain their original style, including formatting no matter whatever type […]
A common question we receive when speaking to our clients and prospective clients about domain names for their organisation is whether to purchase a .com.au or .net.au domain name. The domain names are identical in price, and often times there may be confusion over which one is better. Generally speaking, there are few differences between […]