Geeks2U | July Newsletter

Making The Most Of Your Printer.

At a recent launch I attended in Hong Kong, HP launched a new range of printers with an interesting addition, namely e-mail addresses for each printer. The idea is pretty simple. If you've got a device capable of emailing, you can send files to the printer...[Read more of this article]

National Broadband Network alternatives.

There's been a lot of recent press surrounding the first folks to be connected to the National Broadband Network. Unless you happen to be in just a few spots in Tasmania (or shortly a few more in mainland Australia), the chances are you're more than a year or two away from being able to access NBN services...[Read more of this article]

Browsing for a browser.

If graphical browsers were actual people, the oldest of them wouldn't be old enough to legally drink, at least not yet. NCSA Mosiac, which grew into Netscape and almost in parallel into Microsoft Internet Explorer is a bit over seventeen years old. In technology terms that's actually quite well aged...[Read more of this article]

Will Microsoft continue to dominate IT?

Microsoft recently announced that it has sold 175 million copies of its Windows 7 operating system. By the time you read this, quite a few more copies will have shifted hands, as the official company line is that more than seven copies are being sold per second, each and every day...[Read more of this article]