Many, if not all of us, are far too familiar with that “ERROR 404” message that we sometimes get when surfing the web.  It is generated by the web hosting server when we attempt to follow a broken or dead link on a website.  The 404 error is one of the most recognizable errors users find on the web.

Did you experience Internet Explorer connection problems yesterday? Did your system hang? Were you lost in a never-ending loop? Not if you’re an IT Radix Managed Service client!

Have you heard of the term, Patch Tuesday? Microsoft typically implements software patches to the public on Tuesdays—Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, etc.

A new version of the CryptoWall ransomware has been released called  CryptoWall 2.0 that includes numerous "enhancements" to the previous version.

CryptoWall has been a huge threat for computer users since its release.  Silently, it encrypts all local data and any data it can see on network shares.

You took a look at a new car online and now car ads are popping up on your social media pages, in your email and everywhere.  Why?  Because you're being tracked as you surf the Internet.  While you're surfing, technology is collecting data on you and your surfing habits.

So, Jessica forwarded this article to me about how Ortiz is presenting shoppers different results based on their web browser, in particular, if you’re using an Apple device.  The results are not only different but more costly.  Why?  Because by tracking their shoppers’ purchases, Orbitz was able to determine that Apple users tend to spend more per night on a hotel.

Do you Google all the time like we do? Don't like clicking the Next button to see the next 10 results?  You can bypass this limit by using Google's advanced search feature and increasing the number of results per page (choose between 10, 20, 30, 50, or 100 results per page).

Cut your search time in half!

Fair warning:  If you clear your browser cache, it will reset to the default 10 results per page.