Computer Elbow
Medial name “epicondylalgia” (formerly) “lateral epicondylitis” is much the same as “Tennis Elbow” – a repetitive stress injury bought on by, for example, too much holding and moving a mouse over many years.
Computer Elbow
Medial name “epicondylalgia” (formerly) “lateral epicondylitis” is much the same as “Tennis Elbow” – a repetitive stress injury bought on by, for example, too much holding and moving a mouse over many years.
Windows 11
Windows 11 is due to be released, probably late 2021. It’s expected to be a free update from Windows 10 (for now!). But has strict hardware pre-requisites – so probably won’t work on many computers more than 2 or 3 years old… Windows 10 will still work fine though; and continue to be supported for at least the next 4 years.
WiFi 6
“Wi-Fi 6” isn’t particularly new (came out in 2019), but is now making its way into mainstream devices;
Wi-Fi 6 isn’t just about better speeds, there’s other benefits that will become increasingly important over the coming weeks, months & years:
April 2019 deadline
The official word from HMRC is that all VAT-registered businesses over the threshold for mandatory registration (turnover above £85k) must file VAT returns directly from their accounts software, as part of the Making Tax Digital (MTD) initiative, starting April 2019.
VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. This translates to “Telephone calls over the internet”, however, the Internet Protocol (IP) is not only used over the internet – your office network (LAN) also uses IP for communications between servers, workstations, printers etc as well as accessing internet services such as web-sites, email etc.
If you've received an email and you're not 100% sure you trust it, hold your mouse over the link you're prompted to click. This will display the full URL. If it doesn't look right - DON'T CLICK IT! for example, if the email prompts you to login to Paypal, the first part of the URL should be "https://www.paypal.com/" (this is the domain name and may be followed by a page name after the "/"), but if it's different - even only slightly - it's probably not valid.