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The network cards of the past were much harder to troubleshoot. For one thing they had jumpers that needed to be set according to the type of configuration you needed for a particular computer.

Mobile moves fast; nowhere is this more evident than in high-end phones like the Droid X or iPhone 4. However, as premium phones become cheaper and more feature packed, low-end phones like the Reality begin to blur the lines between smartphone and feature phone.

If you’re anything like me, you’re sick of having to unscrew/rescrew VGA and DVI cables every time you move your monitor, or maybe you’re fed up with having to use a different cable for every single monitor you use in a multi-monitor setup. DisplayPort seems to be the answer to both these problems and more.

Although computer hardware has evolved significantly to an extent where problems are rare if they do in fact happen, we should be ready to handle the situation ourselves to a certain level as most of the time there is a very basic reason behind the issues. This means a call to tech support/technician may not always be required. This article will discuss a few common problems a computer user may encounter in their day-to-day operations.

Although computer software is the most talked about topic in the IT world, computer hardware is certainly as equal in importance if not more. Like day-to-day problems with the software installed on the computer, computer hardware also faces similar issues if the hardware selected has not been appropriate. To top it all, hardware problems are more troublesome than software hence they certainly require excellent research and good purchase decisions.