Moving is stressful no matter what but when you throw technology into the mix it can be downright confusing. Here are a few tips for getting the right web setup before you bring in the boxes and start unpacking in your new home sweet home:

1. Search Before You Move: Well before the moving trucks come, find out what your options are at your new house. Look up wireless internet providers by zip code and research things like cost, speed and plans to find out what deal you want.
2. Get an Appointment: Before you move, call your chosen wireless company to set up an appointment soon after you move in. With it on the books you’ll be forced to get your tech stuff set up and you’ll be up and running without much downtime.
3. Package It: Many providers offer the option to package your technology, usually some combination of internet, phone and TV. This is often the most cost effective option and can make getting your utilities set up in a new home easier than ever.

Computers are beginning to enter into every aspect of most people’s lives. From phones to the internet, many people use computers daily without fully experiencing the complete possibilities of the opportunity because of fear of phishing scams. While these are true threats, there are simple steps to follow to ensure the computer is never a scary machine to use.

First, consider what information you are sharing over the internet and with whom. Most people have heard of phishing scams and identity theft. It is when a website tricks you into sharing account information typically Continue reading The Computer Should Not Be Scary To Use

Everything you do on the internet is tracked from your IP address. Every time you visit a website a cookie is stored on your computer. Many people may wonder, “Is there any way to be looking at the internet without being found?” Well simply put, yes, there is a way. To browse the web without having your IP address tracked you must use a proxy server. You can use a website to block your IP address, or even download a software program onto your computer. Both options are quick and easy.Confused?