The first TV and Blu-ray devices capable of accessing content directly from the Internet emerged in Europe during 2009 and will start to gain ground fast, with more than 20% of flat panel TVs shipped in the region next year able to connect to the Internet, according to a new report from Futuresource Consulting.

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Toni Bowers of TechRepublic asks how you, as an IT professional, explain technological topics to non-technological end-users.

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OK, so I didn’t make it BEFORE the new year started. Can I say it’s the thought that counts? Nah, probably not.
I’m sitting here now waiting for Josh, my stalwart ISP dude, to pay a visit and upgrade my wireless installation…again. Hey, I’m not complaining. He’s not doing it because it hasn’t been working. He’s [...]

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Geez, I sure hope so! How long has it been since I started on this journey of sporadic internet connections and inconsistent uploads? Hmmm, my last post was on November 5th, so it’s been 6 weeks!
I’ve been maintaining an optimistic outlook throughout the ordeal and I think it has finally paid off….or was it the [...]

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