Paul Salmon

Paul Salmon is the founder of Technically Easy. He is a an experienced PC user, and enjoys solving computer-related problems that he encounters on a regular basis.

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Sony Announces the Arrival of the BDP-S790 Blu-ray Player

Published on: April 23, 2012 in Hardware and has 4 Comments

Sony BDP-S790 Blu-ray Player

Sony has announced the BDP-S790 blu-ray player. This will be considered their flagship product this year, and will be available for pre-order on April 22nd, and released on May 8th. There are a few interesting features of the BDP-S790, but whether it will be worth the price remains to be seen.

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Nikon Announces the D3200 Digital SLR Camera

Published on: April 19, 2012 in Cameras, Digital Photography and has 5 Comments

Nikon D3200 Digital SLR Camera

Nikon has announced the successor to the D3100 – the 24.2 million pixel D3200 digital SLR camera. Besides the increase in pixel count (the D3100 had 14.2 million pixels), the D3200 has some improved features of its predecessor, as well as some new features.

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A Guide to Traveling Abroad With Your Mobile Device

Published on: April 18, 2012 in Mobile Devices and has 8 Comments

Girl using iPhone

When traveling abroad there is so much to do and organise before you jet off on holiday. Have you remembered the passports? Travel insurance? Checked your phone is enabled for international roaming? No? Oh dear.

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How Small Businesses Should Secure Their Networks

Published on: April 11, 2012 in Networks and has 3 Comments

Protect - Security

Computing systems are an integral part of any volume of business. Most of the day to day activities are dependent on computers. Hence, these systems should be protected from both offline and online attacks. Your business requires a comprehensive policy on security. You should know what kind of technologies should be deployed to boost productivity. You should not compromise on security while being lured by productivity. Let us find more about how small businesses can protect their systems and networks from various threats.

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How Social Networking Becomes Easier with iPhone Apps

Published on: April 10, 2012 in Mobile Devices, Social Networking and has 16 Comments

Apple Logo

The most common social networking sites are Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Orkut. These sites have become a part of daily life mainly for the present generation, where youngsters to business tycoons make sure they update their status every minute a day. The advantages of social networking sites include, it holds instant messaging services, you can connect with new and old friends, post blogs, share pictures, email, send greetings, and you can text short messages directly to your friend mobile phones. The networking sites play a great role to connect with new friends and consumers.<

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How an LCD TV Works

Published on: April 9, 2012 in Hardware and has 4 Comments

LCD TV

Have you ever wondered how an LCD TV works? Just what are liquid crystals, and how do they create the wonderful colour image we see on our screens? LCD is short for Liquid Crystal Display. These tiny “liquid crystals” which make up the image are not really liquid as such, but their behaviour is more like that of a liquid than a solid. They are sort of a half-way point between the two states. They are solid in that they are able to stay in one place, but liquid-like in their ability to change shape.

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Bitdefender Internet Security 2012 License Giveaway

Published on: April 7, 2012 in Contests and Giveaways and has 52 Comments

BitDefender Internet Security 2012

I recently had the opportunity to review the Bitdefender Internet Security 2012 software and was impressed with how well it performed. I found the software to use up very little memory compared to other security software. In addition, I also found that Bitdefender Internet Security was one of the top performing security software on the market, as verified by independent tests.

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Traffic Stats: March 2012

Published on: April 3, 2012 in Blogging and has 14 Comments

Traffic Stats - March 2012

The month of March saw traffic to Technically Easy continue to stabilize and also continue where February ended off. While traffic is still lower than it was a few months previous, at least it has stopped dropping and will hopefully start to increase over the next few months. March also saw the number of pageviews [...]

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