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Computer repair, in the comfort of your own home!

Computer & IT services for home and small to medium sized businesses. With over 10 years of experience in networks and infrastructure, involved in projects with companies like NHS direct, 3 mobile communications, Sony UK, Allied Domecq, local councils, Quantum Gas, Gartner Europe, various UK sites and in Stockholm,  Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki, Tallinn & many more, claiming continuous accreditations you can depend on reliable support and advise. Call computerkeen.com and discuss your needs free of charge on 07711-085-858.

The products & services offers are designed for home users and small to medium sized businesses which meet your requirements as quickly and efficiently as possible. Custom packages can be considered & tailored should you feel that your network / computers or needs are more uncommon. you will not get anything less then a Microsoft Certified Professional to assist you with changes, options and choices that MUST be made. Please do not hesitate to contact us for general enquiries.

For home visits, contact 07711-085-858 or use this link to email any questions you have –> Contact Computerkeen

We provide indepth services to fix, maintain & support your hardware and software issues in the comfort of your own home. Specialised software is used to perform diagnostics and evan indepth stress tests to locate faults as quickly as possible if necessary. This can be fully documented upon request.

If you feel that your needs are more uncommon as most do then please be sure that we can come up with the best solutions available so do not hesitate to contact us for advise.

Some of the services we provide are as follows;
PC stress tests, installations of almost any hardware & software, diagnostics, printers, routers, some applications suppost, antivirus, system upgrades, training, connectivity, solutions, data transfer, backup solutions, networks, printers, documentation, health checks and much more.

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Computer Jargon


ActiveX – A Microsoft technology that allows small programs to run inside your browser - ddress Book – Part of your e-mail software where you store details of your friends’ and contacts’ e-mail addresses so you don’t have to remember them! ADSL – Another word for Broadband via a phone line, a high-speed internet connection.
It receives digital information around 100 times faster than a normal modem and is “always-on”. Adware …read more

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Latest News;

United Nations agency ‘hacked’

The United Nations Development Programme takes a computer server offline after being targeted by a group of hackers.
The United Nations Development Programme says it is “in the process of validating this claim”
A group of hackers has posted more than 100 email addresses and login details which it claimed to have extracted from the United Nations.
Many of the emails involved appear to belong to members of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

The group, which identified itself as Teampoison, attacked the UN’s behaviour and called it a “fraud”.

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Coding wizards offered X Factor

Solving software problems with cash-prizes.

Television may have created the impression that talent contests are only open to those who can sing, dance or persuade a dog to juggle but a new phenomenon is springing up online that offers a much more cerebal type of X Factor aimed at coders.

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Facebook settles privacy inquiry

Facebook agrees to tighten privacy controls as part of a settlement with the US regulator, the Federal Trade Commission.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg admitted that his company had made mistakes
Facebook has agreed to tighten privacy controls as part of a settlement with US regulators over abuse of user data.
The Federal Trade Commission said Facebook would tighten consent rules on privacy, and close access to deleted accounts in 30 days or less.

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HTC told to halt sales in Germany

A German patent owner orders HTC to halt sales of its devices, but the mobile phone maker says the claim is “invalid”.
IPCom is demanding HTC remove its 3G devices from German shops unless it pays a licence fee
Smartphone maker HTC has been ordered to halt sales of its 3G devices in Germany by the patent owner Ipcom.
However, the Taiwanese firm has indicated that it will not comply.

HTC said that Ipcom’s intellectual property claim had already been ruled invalid by the German Federal Patents court in December 2010.

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‘Promising step’ to cybersecurity

A security expert from the Chatham House think tank says the UK’s new cybersecurity plan is a “promising step”, but has risks.

The UK government has today released its 2011 Cyber Security Strategy.

With an increased focus on cybercrime, and renewed focus on cyberspace as an engine of economic and social prosperity, the strategy continues to hone Whitehall’s understanding of this vibrant, complex and increasingly global domain.

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