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There are reports coming in that a new Photo App that turns your pictures into a fancy Cartoonish look may have some privacy concerns....

There has been quite a buzz around Windows 11 since it hit the market. With its slick new look and new features, there is a lot to learn and

Bringing Your Tech to Life has been nominated as one of the best Computer Repair Service and Computer Shops by the Winston-Salem Journal.

We would like to express our sincerest appreciation for the trust you have placed in us over the years in repairing your devices.

Get your devices serviced and upgraded to Windows 11 or Mac OS Monterey with Bringing Your Tech to Life!

I guess we have finally found a solution to criminal hacking... just make it illegal!

For individuals who used their WD as a primary source drive rather than a backup meant certain disaster as their data was now gone...

Microsoft Windows Updates will be in the news again this week. Causing consumers to panic, call their IT Guy and worry about their systems s

Remember what I said about technology always changing? Yea you guessed it, Microsoft is releasing a new version called Windows 11

In recent years you’ve probably heard the phrase “Right to Repair” being thrown around.

533 million Facebook users have had their mobile numbers, name, gender, location, relationship status, occupation, date of birth, and email

Thinking about going to a Big Box Store for laptop repair? Before you head off to the store, check out this blog first, you might reconsider

In honor of the new year and another decade coming to an end I thought it would be appropriate to pay an ode to that time computer techs tol

Cellebrite, a company based out of Israel, has claimed it found a way to break into any iPhone ever made, as well as many Android phones

We’ve encountered several cases where saving $20 on a generic knock-off charger killed a laptop or cell phone

When a company provides its end users with encryption it is to protect them! It is up to the end user to decide what's worth encrypting.