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  DIY data recovery -- challenges and alternatives

  Publié: décembre 5, 2017, 3:45pm CET par David Zimmerman

  Modern laptops and desktops can hold a massive amount of information, including tens of thousands of pictures and millions of pages of text. Despite their storage capacities, these devices should not be used as a means to permanently store digital information because they’re prone to breakage and data corruption. Recovering data from one of these failed devices is difficult, and requires a high-level of expertise that’s not always accessible to the person that likes to fix things themselves. Older laptops that were constructed with traditional hard drives were fairly simple to pop open and fix. You could unscrew a few… [Continue Reading]
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  4 surprising (and preventable) mistakes that will fry your computer

  Publié: juin 21, 2017, 7:34pm CEST par David Zimmerman

  Whether you’re an office worker or a busy person at home managing bills and scheduling, you likely rely on a computer to get things done. Even in the "age of mobile", computers are essential, and many people are put in a bind if their computer suddenly dies. To protect these devices, it’s important to understand some of the common (yet surprising) ways you can fry your computer: Lightning strike surges. A lightning bolt contains a billion joules of energy, which creates a powerful surge that can easily overpower electronic devices. And direct hits open often. A man in Rochester, New… [Continue Reading]
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  The challenges and promise of the connected car

  Publié: mars 20, 2017, 8:42pm CET par David Zimmerman

  The data from connected cars could reach a revenue potential of $1.5 trillion by 2030, according to a study from McKinsey. This connectivity will have a transformative effect on both consumer and commercial vehicles, well beyond previous advancements such as on-board diagnostics or airbags. Employers such as cable companies and delivery firms are very eager to further implement connectivity to monitor drivers and improve safety. In the coming years connected cars will be a standard, acting as both hotspots and sending out information to other vehicles, toll booths, and various other sensors. Managing all of this data and the related… [Continue Reading]
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  What to do if your Samsung Galaxy Note7 explodes

  Publié: septembre 16, 2016, 3:48pm CEST par David Zimmerman

  The Samsung Galaxy Note7 is a new phone that’s on fire. Literally. The phones are catching on fire, forcing Samsung to make the unprecedented move to recall all of the phones from around the world. Cell phone batteries occasionally explode because they utilize lithium ion battery packs. The liquid lithium is highly flammable. Modern phones are designed incredibly thin, so there’s only a slight barrier between the positive and negative sides of a battery. If that barrier is punctured, electricity flows in and heats up the flammable lithium. That’s when an explosion occurs. SEE ALSO: Have the exploding Galaxy Note7… [Continue Reading]