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April 01, 2020

How to Make Your Electronics Last

Buying a brand-new device is an exciting prospect. The latest iPhone or Samsung, the newest generation of a beloved gaming console, or the sleek, speedy laptop you’ve been eyeing can be a worthwhile purchase for your professional or personal life;

March 26, 2020

You Can’t Afford a Data Breach

In June 2005, a multinational financial services corporation announced that in early May of that year, UPS had picked up a box of computer tapes containing the sensitive information of 3.9 million customers to be shipped to a credit reporting

December 05, 2019

Is it Time to Upgrade Your Windows 7 Computer? (Yes.)

It has been a decade since Windows 7 was released to the public, just two years after Microsoft launched the ill-fated Windows Vista, an operating system that struggled to live up to the tech leader’s predecessors. Vista was slow, unsecure, and

June 26, 2019

The Risks of SSDs

When exploring your options for data storage, you may find yourself tempted by the exciting new flash memory technology, and it’s no wonder. Solid-state drives (SSDs) are the new craze, and as the technology develops and prices drop, more and

March 21, 2019

Tokyo Turns E-Waste into Gold

As the 2020 Summer Olympics draw near, Tokyo is preparing to host the games for the first time since 1964. The Japanese capital has a long road ahead as construction continues on the New National Stadium, and they prepare to welcome millions of

December 18, 2018

Combating the Recycling Crisis

The recycling market is in a crisis. In January 2018, China enacted its new recycling imports policy, essentially putting an end to decades-long United States recycling practises. China, which previously imported a whopping 45 percent of the world’s plastic waste

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