Invalid Partition Table – 3 Simple Solutions To Fix It

Learn what causes the invalid partition table error message and how to prevent it. Also learn 3 simple solutions on how to fix it on your own.

HD Action Camera Comparison – Drift HD Vs CamOne Infinity 1080p

With so many HD action cameras available at the moment, choosing which one to buy can be a difficult decision. Here’s a look at two potential options; the Drift HD and the CamOne Infinity 1080p.

Basic Tips for a Healthy Laptop

These basic tips can prolong the life of your laptop. Yes. One does not simply need to upgrade his antivirus, or clean his registry to prolong a laptop’s life. Proper care of the device is also a key factor for the laptop to have a long life.

Covert Spy Cameras and Their Technical Evolution

Over the past decade there has been a marked evolution in the technology of surveillance equipment, along with a significant reduction in price among security cameras, tracking devices, and GPS units. Perhaps the biggest evolution of these has been seen in the area of hidden spy cameras. In less than 10 years, the “nanny cam” has evolved from a complicated setup of electronic equipment to a simple to use electronic work of art. So, what steps has technology taken in the evolution of spy cameras? Like standard security cameras found today protecting homes, businesses, and found on nearly every street corner in the city, nanny cams were another wired camera needing video connections running from the camera back to a recording device, like a VCR or monitor. Along the way, micro chips got smaller and more powerful, creating miniature lenses or what is today called pinhole cameras. These were easily placed into such everyday items, like teddy bears, clock radios, and nearly any household item. Although still available today and often seen in disguised hidden cameras, like smoke detectors, floodlights, and some wall clocks, they require two sets of wires to transmit power and signal to a TV or DVR.

Best Wireless Security Mode

The best wireless security mode for home routers is based on your technology’s requirements. Most home users have a single wireless router with a broadcast range of less than a 150 foot radius. You ultimately want the most secure network possible with the least amount of complicated configuration. Even though most consumer routers have basic walk-through wizards to complete this task, a few basic points are important to keep in mind when choosing security for your router.