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Chromebook diaries – Should you buy a Chromebook?

Posted on November 18, 2018 by Andy Poulton

In July 2014 I bought a new laptop. It wasn’t a Windows device, nor an Apple Macbook- it was a Chromebook. Having been a business/power user of Windows since the mid-90s it was a major leap. Although it was less … Continue reading →

Posted in Technology, Chromebooks, Google

Chromebook Diaries – In the real world.

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Andy Poulton

Earlier this year I wrote about Google Chromebooks, as a possible replacement for a Windows Laptop because I was looking to replace my 3 year old Toshiba Satellite that was getting older and slower and reaching the end of its … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, DIgital Marketing, Technology

Chromebook Diaries – the tech spec

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Andy Poulton

  OK, so I’ve had my Dell Chromebook 11 for just over a week and am still exploring its capabilities but I think that it’s time to talk specifications. Physically, it’s a very compact, 24.6 mm x 294.64 mm x … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, Technology | Tagged Chromebooks

Chromebook Diaries – delivering presentations

Posted on July 17, 2014 by Andy Poulton

One of my many roles away from the office is delivering presentations, whether it’s one-to-few or one-to-many and laptop and projector are key tools along with MS PowerPoint so I wondered how I would get on with a Chromebook? I’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, Technology | Tagged Google Chrome OS, Presentations

Chromebook Diaries – editing photos on a Chromebook

Posted on July 14, 2014 by Andy Poulton

When preparing presentations, writing blog posts or editing websites I need to edit photographs and other images. However, I don’t need to do the whole Photoshop thing, normally it’s a case of cropping, resizing, compressing and occasionally working with the … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks | Tagged Google Chrome OS, photo editing

Chromebook Diaries – The Chromebook has landed

Posted on July 13, 2014 by Andy Poulton

My trusty Toshiba laptop is coming up on 3 years old and is beginning to show its age. Like its owner, it’s heavy, getting slower with age and just looks too chunky. I have been agonising over its replacement for … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, Security, Technology | Tagged Chromebooks, Google Chrome OS

Chromebook Diaries – Chromebooks, an alternative to a Windows Laptop

Posted on March 17, 2014 by Andy Poulton

Do you find your laptop’s too big to carry with you and the battery life too short? Is your tablet not quite large/comfortable enough for more than a little light document editing, email work and web browsing? Did you know … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, Technology | Tagged Chromebooks, Google Chrome OS

Passwords are not just for Christmas

Posted on November 18, 2020 by Andy Poulton

Wow, what a year. One thing’s for certain, 2020 is one year that will never be forgotten. Covid, Lockdown, Furlough, words that have been added to the canon of speech this year. And, to cap it all, Christmas is just … Continue reading →

Posted in Business Resilience, Corona Virus, Cyber Crime, Passwords, Security

How secure is your password?

Posted on April 23, 2019 by Andy Poulton

Government Communications Head Quarters (GCHQ) – where the UK spooks provide signals intelligence to the UK’s government, military and Military Intelligence and the Department for Digital, Media and Sport (DCMS) carried out their first UK Cyber Survey and the results … Continue reading →

Posted in Chromebooks, Cyber Crime, Data Protection, Passwords, Security

The Google “Red screen of Doom”

Posted on December 30, 2014 by Andy Poulton

I had a telephone call from a former client a month or so ago. He was in a bit of a panic because he was suffering from the Google “red screen of doom”. Having been in IT for a while … Continue reading →

Posted in Security, Virus, Web Design | Tagged computer security, Security

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